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Scheduled for a TV Appearance … and then the Dreaded Unexpected Happens
There are no guarantees in PR and publicity. Authors scheduled to do a TV program may be bumped when crises or tragedy hits. Here’s how to handle the dreaded unexpected.
11 Reasons Indie Authors Need Social Media (And How to Get It Right!)
Indie authors need to use social media as part of their online marketing strategy to further their publishing careers. Here’s how to get it right.
This Week in the Blogs, March 5 – 11, 2016
Blogs for Self-Publishers, March 5 – 11, 2016 including Penny Sansevieri, Cindy Marsch, Ali Luke, Nina Amir and Diana Urban
9 Steps to Getting Your Self-Published Books into Libraries
Getting your books into libraries takes a great deal of time and effort. It does not just “happen.” Here are the main steps self-published authors need to take to be taken seriously by librarians.
Author Blogging: Your Blog’s Comment Policy
To me, blog comments are what make a blog come alive. Years ago I went religiously to meetings of my local publishing group (BAIPA.org). Arriving early, I would sit and record all the questions that were being asked in the hourlong question and answer section that...
This Week in the Blogs, February 27 – March 4, 2016
Blogs for Self-Publishers, February 27 – March 4, 2016 including Dan Wagstaff, Shari Stauch, David Wogahn, Lynne Cantwell and Barb Drozdowich
Why a PDF Isn’t an Ebook
An ebook is an ePub file — a website in a box. PDFs are not ebooks. Here’s two reasons why.
Book Design: The Architecture of the Book Page
Book pages, especially early in the design and construction of your book, are architectural in that they contain basic structural elements that need to be built on strong foundations, allow for ornamentation where appropriate, and pay attention to the execution of the...
Self-Publishing: Carnival of the Indies Issue #65
Self-Publishing: Carnival of the Indies Issue #65 including
e-Book Cover Design Awards, January 2016
e-Book Cover Design Awards, January 2016 including

