Why You Should Be Blogging Your Origin Story describes the benefits to bloggers of writing about their own background for their readers
Who Are You Blogging For? The Nimble Media Interview
Who Are You Blogging For? The Nimble Media Interview with Joel Friedlander about blogging for nonfiction authors
Why Your Blog’s About Page Is Completely Wrong
Blogging is important for authors. Lots of people consider it almost mandatory if you take your publishing career seriously. And so hordes of writers have started blogs, and some have gone on to great success building robust platforms that allow them to communicate with fans, announce new books or other products or services, and stay […]
Do You Know How to Avoid These 3 Blogging Mistakes?
Do You Know How to Avoid These 3 Blogging Mistakes? discusses how to know your readers, make a clear offer, and understanding the importance of marketing
Top 7 Strategies for Blog Marketing
Author Blogging 101: Top 7 Strategies for Blog Marketing describes ways bloggers can attract readers and traffic to their blogs and websites
3 Ways to Turn Blog Failure Into Success
3 Ways to Turn Blog Failure Into Success describes how authors can overcome obstacles to create a successful blog
Author Blogging 101: How Long Should Your Blog Posts Be?
How Long Should Your Blog Posts Be? [Author Blogging 101] describes blog posts by Seth Godin, Glen Allsop, and David Vandagriff as case studies
How Do You Know Whether Your Blog is Working? Interview with George Gill
How Do You Know Whether Your Blog is Working? Interview with George Gill describing how authors can use Google Analytics to get more traffic with less work
Direct Marketing, Scottsdale Arizona, and Why a $10 Ebook Can Change Your Life
Direct Marketing, Scottsdale Arizona, and Why a $10 Ebook Can Change Your Life discusses how analytics can provide critical marketing information for bloggers
When Should We Add the (Book) Marketing?
When Should We Add the (Book) Marketing? Seth Godin points out that marketing should start at the beginning, and that’s true for nonfiction authors too
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