by admin | Mar 14, 2019 | Marketing You and Your Books, Writing and Publishing Process
As an author not thinking about who your reader is, can be a major issue. This is not only Author-ship 101, it’s Marketing 101.Up until only a decade or so ago, in terms of author marketing, it was OK to focus on going wide … targeting the general market. For example...
by admin | Mar 13, 2019 | Marketing You and Your Books, Writing and Publishing Process
WHY BOOKS ARE LIKE BABIES …I’ve often drawn a comparison to writing books as being like having a baby – you have no idea what it’s going to look like; whether you’ll end up going through the whole nine months and then under or over time at the end, or if the birthing...
by admin | Mar 12, 2019 | Marketing You and Your Books, Writing and Publishing Process
As an author, you need more than just your own press to tell the world how great you are, or worthwhile your books are. You need to gather indisputable evidence that you’re great at what you do, and that you have bona fide fans, or an ability to back up your claims....
by admin | Mar 4, 2019 | Marketing You and Your Books, Writing and Publishing Process
One of the biggest and most frustrating issues I hear about from all this new-style form of publishing as an indie author is around the issue of recording and then transcribing your words into a book. The growing use of great software that enables you to simply record...
by admin | Feb 26, 2019 | Marketing You and Your Books, Writing and Publishing Process
I get asked a lot of questions about writing and publishing books and there are some frequently asked questions I could list for an hour or so, but I often don’t get asked about the things that authors seem to blindly just plunge into making big mistakes along the...
by admin | Jan 12, 2019 | Marketing You and Your Books, Writing and Publishing Process
Are You Writing One Book or Ten? I don’t know about you, but I constantly have ideas for books, blogs and articles racing through my head. Yes, it gets pretty darned busy in there at times. So prioritizing the potential output is sometimes the hardest part of the job....
