It’s time for an essential, sometimes uncomfortable moment that you maybe never thought about. It’s about your website. Do you have protection?
The Author-in-the-Headlights Syndrome
Author in the Headlights Syndrome is common when you realize you will be doing the majority (or all) of the book marketing for your book.
Don’t Reinvent the Publishing Wheel … Discover the Freedom of Repurposing
By Judith Briles Not a week goes by when I don’t get an email or a phone call with an “I don’t know what to write about” statement from an author. Some who are in the newbie realm; others who have been publishing for years. The subject could be a blog. Adding to the ezine. […]
As the Author World Turns on Amazon Book Review Policies
Book reviews can make or break the success of a book. Scratching your head when it comes to Amazon and its review policies?
This Week in the Blogs, February 23 – March 1, 2019
Blogs for Self-Publishers, February 23 – March 1, 201 including Frances Caballo, Judith Briles, Jo Van Every, Jason Matthews, Stephanie Chandler, David Wogahn and Sandra Beckwith
Book Marketing Insanity
Authors often don’t want to hear what works to sell books. If you want books sales, doing repeatedly what doesn’t work is book marketing insanity.
This Week in the Blogs, January 12 – 18, 2019
Blogs for Self-Publishers, January 12 – 18, 2019 including Stephanie Chandler, Kristen Lamb, Judith Briles, Amy Maroney, and Sandra Beckwith
What’s in Your Signature?
Your “signature” is everywhere–in profiles, blogs, articles, your sent emails, you name it. What it says, conveys a lot.
Why Authors Need a “Canned” Introduction
When giving a presentation, your introduction is the “set up” to you and your message. Wouldn’t you like it to be perfect?
This Week in the Blogs, November 3 – 9, 2018
Blogs for Self-Publishers, November 3 – 9, 2018 including Mateja Klaric, Scott McCormick, Dan Wagstaff, Debbie Young and Judith Briles
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