Communicating a clear and compelling author brand, including a tagline, can attract the right readers and potentially sell more books.
Let Your Characters Engage with Fans Online
If big brand fictional characters are active on social media, shouldn’t your characters use social media, too? Here are five reasons why I recommend it.
Fun with Formats: mobi/Kindle
Reading ebooks on a Kindle means varies a lot more than you may realize. Understanding those variations a little is important for an ebook publisher.
10 Top Posts from The Book Designer for 2019
In the January tradition of looking back at the previous year, today I’d like to invite you to take a look back at some of our top posts for 2019.
Special Formatting for Nonfiction Books in Microsoft Word – Part 2
How to format nonfiction concerns such as indexes, footnotes and endnotes when using a Book Design Template.
It’s Come to Book Chat Time …
Did you get done what you wanted to get done over the past twelve months or did you get snarled in other things that threw curves at your writing plans?
3 Fiction Marketing Success Tips for 2020
If you’re like most of us, one of your favorite options is asking for recommendations from friends and family who share your taste in fiction.
SEVEN Things You Should Be Including in Your Ebook (Revisited)
This is an update of a very popular post I wrote a few years back; it adds some updated info and refines some of the techniques I used back then.
Special Formatting for Nonfiction Books in Microsoft Word
How to format nonfiction concerns such as subheads, quotations, bullet points and numbered lists when using a Book Design Template.
Clean Up Your Newsletter’s Subscriber List
You should be growing mailing list and sending out newsletters on a regular basis, and now is the time to raise the question of maintenance.
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