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  • Tips for Finding Clients - podcast

    Scot Scala
    Scot Scala
    Many nonfiction writers start as consultants and write a book to establish credibility. Some work the other way around, writing a book and then moving into the consulting space for the area of expertise represented by the book. If you are a writer who...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Writing Jobs
    • Full-Time Writer
  • The Different Approaches to Writing a Book, a Graphic Novel, and a Screenplay - video

    Noam J. Dromi
    Noam J. Dromi
    No matter the end format, Noam J. Dromi, Co-President of Legion of Creatives, believes that all writing should start with an outline. Where books, graphic novels and screenplays differ is in the writing execution. Film is a visual medium where exposition...
    • over 9 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Brainstorming
  • The Different Approaches to Writing a Book, a Graphic Novel, and a Screenplay - podcast

    Noam J. Dromi
    Noam J. Dromi
    No matter the end format, Noam J. Dromi, Co-President of Legion of Creatives, believes that all writing should start with an outline. Where books, graphic novels and screenplays differ is in the writing execution. Film is a visual medium where exposition...
    • over 9 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Brainstorming
  • What Should You Include in a Book's Business Plan? - article

    R.J. Lee
    R.J. Lee
    As an author, the best-case scenario is that the only writing you do is the writing needed to complete your book. Apart from that, ideally external forces would take care of the rest, enabling you to churn out book after book as ideas come to you. Unfortunately...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Research
  • Pros and cons of using a pen name. How would you actually do that?

    Author Learning Center
    Author Learning Center
    Question: Pros and cons of using a pen name. How would you actually do that? Answer: A pen name is a fictitious author name that is used in place of a writer’s real name. Many writers consider using a pen name (also known as a “pseudonym”) to publish...
    • over 5 years ago
    • Author Learning Center
    • Ask Keith
  • How Bookstore Placement and Marketing Strategies Have Changed in Singapore

    Carynn Tey
    Carynn Tey
    When Carynn Tey first started in public relations and marketing for Penguin Books Singapore, she found establishing relationships with the local, independent bookstores to be challenging. She faced a lot of resistance and rejection from the bookstore...
    • over 7 years ago
    • Distribution & Sales
    • Booksellers
  • Keeping Track of Current Lifestyle Trends and How They Relate to Books

    Carynn Tey
    Carynn Tey
    As the manager of public relations and marketing for Penguin Books Singapore, Carynn Tey must monitor not only book market trends, but also lifestyle trends. What's the best place to monitor trends? Online, says Tey. Social media and industry-related...
    • over 7 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Research
  • How Authors Can Reach Their Audience in the Christian Book Market

    Caren Wolfe
    Caren Wolfe
    Caren Wolfe, Vice President of Marketing with W Publishing Group, a commercial nonfiction imprint of Thomas Nelson, works with many authors of Christian and faith-based books who desire to have their messages and stories reach their target readers. A...
    • over 2 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Building a Fan Base
  • How Nonfiction Authors Can Establish Themselves as Authority Figures

    Marlan Warren
    Marlan Warren
    Part of building your author platform and brand is making yourself an authority figure on your book's nonfiction topic. One way to build credibility is to start doing speaking engagments on the topic. Find relevant organizations that might be interested...
    • over 6 years ago
    • Nonfiction
    • Platform and Credibility
  • How Fiction Authors Can Go Beyond Genre to Identify Their Target Audience

    Beth Kallman Werner
    Beth Kallman Werner
    Identifying your target reader can often be more challenging for fiction authors because your book's themes and messages might be a little more subtle than a nonfiction book. Book marketing advisor and Author Connections President Beth Kallman Werner...
    • over 5 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Identifying Your Audience
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