by Joel Friedlander | Oct 23, 2013 | Marketing
Imagine for a moment that you’ve hopped into an elevator on your way somewhere. You’re carrying the proof of your book that just arrived from the printer. A gentleman sharing the elevator notices your book and says, “Hey, that looks interesting....
by Nina Amir | Oct 21, 2013 | Writing
by Nina Amir (@NinaAmir) You may not know this but Nina—whose last post here was How to Test Market Your Book Idea with a Blog—is also the founder of National Nonfiction Writing Month, which brings the opportunity of writing a book in 30 days to nonfiction...
by Joel Friedlander | Oct 6, 2013 | Self-Publishing, Social Media
I’d like readers to know that we are very fortunate this week to not have to furlough any of the designers, writers, marketers, virtual assistants, or technologists here at the blog, and all departments are open and ready to help you create even better books....
by Joel Friedlander | Oct 4, 2013 | Marketing
by Courtney Gordner (@CourtGordner) I’ve been trying to get some time to explore the hugely popular social site Pinterest, but without much luck. I get traffic from the boards I do have there, and the biggest one is for the winners of the monthly Ebook Cover...
by Joel Friedlander | Oct 2, 2013 | Editorial, Marketing, Self-Publishing
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been astonished at how the idea of metadata has broken into popular culture. This is entirely due to the revelations about the U.S. National Security Administration’s widespread electronic surveillance programs. For...
