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Making Your Book Work: Creating a Workbook for Your Nonfiction Book to Build Your Business
Cathy Fyock
You've worked hard to develop your nonfiction book that positions your thought leadership. So what's next? Why not take the content from your book and create a workbook? Your workbook can serve as a tool to generate additional revenue, can help your...
over 3 years ago
Nonfiction
Elements
Enhancing Your Nonfiction Book with Editorial Boards
Cathy Fyock
Have you just completed the first draft of your nonfiction book and are wondering what comes next? Before taking the leap to professional editing, consider leveraging the power of an editorial board for a crucial peer review process. This step is essential...
over 2 years ago
Editorial Services
Editorial Assessments
3 Steps to Building Your Own Support Community - article
Jen Veldhuyzen
Writing is a DIY activity because you do it...well, by yourself. However, there is value to locating a community that can support you through this largely isolated activity. Below are some steps for building a support community for yourself as a writer...
over 9 years ago
Getting Feedback
Writing Groups
Author Annie Sullivan on Balancing Her Fiction Writing with Her Role as a Copywriter
Annie Sullivan
Author Annie Sullivan has worked as a copywriter for many years, while also writing young adult novels and children's books on her own time. Copywriting has a very different structure and focus than creative writing, she says, but she enjoys creating...
over 3 years ago
Managing Your Writing Life
Time Management
Grounding the Reader - video
Teresa LeYung-Ryan
Writing coach Teresa LeYung-Ryan presents writing tips for authors from her workshops on self-editing. One important writing tip she gives writers is that you must ground the reader with the Ws—who, when, where, and what. A major component that is...
over 9 years ago
I have an Idea!
Identifying Your Audience
Grounding the Reader - podcast
Teresa LeYung-Ryan
Writing coach Teresa LeYung-Ryan presents writing tips for authors from her workshops on self-editing. One important writing tip she gives writers is that you must ground the reader with the Ws—who, when, where, and what. A major component that is...
over 9 years ago
I have an Idea!
Identifying Your Audience
I’ve been receiving daily emails and phone calls about various “opportunities” for my published book. How do I know if these are scams or legit?
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Question: I’ve been receiving daily emails and phones calls about various “opportunities” for my published book. How do I know if these are scams or legit? Answer: Unfortunately, publishing and Hollywood-related scams continue to plague the industry...
8 months ago
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What is a Podcast? - article
Shells Walter
A Podcast is a digital media file, audio or video, but usually audio. Think of it as an audio book, but in small chunks. These files are distributed via the Internet and can be played back on the computer or a portable device like an MP3 player or a...
over 9 years ago
Media
Online
Media Tours: An Overview for Newbies - article
Nicole Lindenstein
Media tours are necessary for most people who rely on the media to help promote their product. Movie stars do press junkets for their movies, and musicians visit radio stations to promote their newest albums. The same is true of authors, though their...
over 9 years ago
Events
Book Tours
In addition to professional editing, what else can I do to set my book up for success before I publish?
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Question: In addition to professional editing, what else can I do to set my book up for success before I publish? Answer: When writing a manuscript and preparing it for publication, it’s important to see your work as more than just text on paper...
over 1 year ago
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