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I am considering writing a book on my area of expertise. How can this benefit me, and what should I keep in mind to ensure my book appeals to my intended audience?
Author Learning Center
Question: I am considering writing a book on my area of expertise. How can this benefit me, and what should I keep in mind to ensure my book appeals to my intended audience? Answer: If you have authority or expertise in a specific field, you may...
2 months ago
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Book Marketing Ideas You Can Implement NOW! - recorded webinar
Cathy Fyock
If you're waiting until you've finished your book to begin your marketing plan and activities for your book launch, you're starting too late! While you ARE busy writing your book, it's not too early to begin creating buzz and excitement for your book...
over 9 years ago
Marketing Plan
Research
How can I create or build my own author website?
Author Learning Center
Question: How can I create or build my own author website? Answer: An author website acts as a central “hub” for all other marketing, promotional, and branding efforts. It’s a place where potential readers, industry decision-makers, and the media...
over 3 years ago
Author Learning Center
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Alyssa Starr Newerth on Compiling and Publishing the Anthology Indy Writes Books - video
Alyssa Starr Newerth
Indy Reads Books' former Executive Director M. Travis DiNicola had a dream to publish an anthology. Indy Writes Books became a reality after the organization received grant money to fund the publication. The book's concept, as Director of Indy Reads...
over 8 years ago
Distribution & Sales
Booksellers
Alyssa Starr Newerth on Compiling and Publishing the Anthology Indy Writes Books - podcast
Alyssa Starr Newerth
Indy Reads Books' former Executive Director M. Travis DiNicola had a dream to publish an anthology. Indy Writes Books became a reality after the organization received grant money to fund the publication. The book's concept, as Director of Indy Reads...
over 8 years ago
Distribution & Sales
Booksellers
Writing a Memoir - article
Kevan Lyon
One of the most important things to realize about memoir is that it needs to read like fiction. You need to captivate your reader so that they forget they’re reading a true story. True crime works similarly—it’s nonfiction, but the reader needs to be...
over 9 years ago
Nonfiction
Elements
Tips for Writing About Sensitive Topics - podcast
Janet Heimlich
Do authors need liability insurance? If you're an author writing about a sensitive topic, it may be necessary for you to protect yourself against litigation. Janet Heimlich, author and founder of the Child-Friendly Faith Project, strongly recommends...
over 9 years ago
Nonfiction
Legal Issues
Tips for Writing About Sensitive Topics - video
Janet Heimlich
Do authors need liability insurance? If you're an author writing about a sensitive topic, it may be necessary for you to protect yourself against litigation. Janet Heimlich, author and founder of the Child-Friendly Faith Project, strongly recommends...
over 9 years ago
Nonfiction
Legal Issues
Tips for Writing Relatable and Believable Characters - video
Susan Mallery
Readers connect to a story through the characters. Readers may be able to overlook plot holes or other shortcomings in a book, but the one thing that will stop them in their tracks is when they don't connect to the characters. In this interview, New...
over 9 years ago
Fiction
Character Development
Tips for Writing Relatable and Believable Characters - podcast
Susan Mallery
Readers connect to a story through the characters. Readers may be able to overlook plot holes or other shortcomings in a book, but the one thing that will stop them in their tracks is when they don't connect to the characters. In this interview, New...
over 9 years ago
Fiction
Character Development
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