From Book Launch to Lifelong Buzz: Marketing Moves that Matter
Need a marketing plan for your book? Here are a couple dozen specific tactics you can include in yours.
Before You Write One Word: A Note from a Developmental Editor
I know you have an idea. You have a message. You might even have a lot of LinkedIn posts that reflect your message. It’s possible […]
Seasonal Success Strategies: Make Every Occasion a Book-Selling Opportunity
This is somewhat of a continuation of Tom’s blog post, Flod Planning, from last week. I was talking with a client last week, and the […]
Words and Phrases Every Author or Aspiring Author Should Know
Working with a variety of authors means explaining many of the terms, phrases, acronyms, and writing and publishing language. Forgetting to check with authors on […]
A Guide to Building an Audience Before Publishing Your Book
Gather an audience for your book before you launch! 📙I shouldn’t have to tell anyone why building an audience before publishing is the best way […]
Author Collaboration for Book Events and Promotions: The Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How
Collaborating with fellow authors has proven to be a powerful way to boost your visibility, expand your audience, and create memorable experiences for readers. This […]
Ask the Book Coach: Real Answers to Real Questions about Writing and Publishing Your Book
What is the difference between indie-publishing and traditional publishing? Indie publishing offers authors full control and higher royalties. Rather than waiting around for an agent […]
Don’t Be a Reluctant Performer – Take Charge of Video for Your Book
Boy George and Gal Gadot Some personalities are bigger, more vibrant, and more focused than others. Think of Robin Williams. Think of Boy George. Think […]
Authors on LinkedIn®: What You Need To Know
I’m not a LinkedIn® expert. Nor am I a LinkedIn® guru. However, I do use LinkedIn daily, and it’s one of the best sources for […]
Books have the Power to Change Lives
Every time I read an amazing post on social, most likely LinkedIn, I think: “This person should write a book,” and I love it when they have!
I want people to understand that the letters on the page that make up the words that make up the paragraphs are always more than scribbles from a kindergartner.