A Network of Published and Aspiring Authors
by Sven Davison During the past ten years, there has been a seismic shift in how society consumes information and entertainment. Smartphones, podcasts, social media, and streaming video have fractured Continue reading
by Lisanne Harrington Another year is just around the corner, so it just might be time to review your personal branding and update your author bio. Many Uses, One Purpose Continue reading
by Megan Haskell My daughter started Kindergarten this year, and with “big girl school” comes homework. She’s actually excited about the concept, proud to be challenged to study at home on her own. She has Continue reading
If you want to learn something, sign yourself up to teach, or write, on the topic. I had two speaking gigs in August only days apart. My life would have Continue reading
by Megan Haskell As most of you know, one of my favorite sites for authors is the Author Marketing Club (AMC). With tools and training programs for both new and Continue reading
by Gayle Carline I’ve heard the plaintive cry more than once. An author has dropped a copy of their new book off at a library, perhaps along with a handful Continue reading
by Megan Haskell In the modern era of internet marketing, building a mailing list is the single most important avenue to creating a sustainable business. It doesn’t matter if you’re an author Continue reading
Exciting news flash: I’m having a book launch for the first in my 7 Deadly Sins Series, A Margin of Lust. I’m sure you see why this is exciting for Continue reading
During my previous article, I explained why you need an author platform to brand yourself, reach your audience and to generate revenue from your books and other writing. A blog Continue reading
by Elizabeth Conte ”If you can’t be found, nobody can discover you,” says Mary Jaksch in her article, Creating Author Websites: The Definitive Guide. The problem with most aspiring authors isn’t Continue reading