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The Importance of Social Media and How Authors Can Build Their Social Sphere - podcast
Stephen Heitz
Having a strong presence on social media is an effective way for authors to drive traffic to their website and to retailer sites such as Amazon, ultimately boosting book sales. It's also a great way to build a relationship with your readers and your...
over 9 years ago
Social Media
General
The Importance of Social Media and How Authors Can Build Their Social Sphere - video
Stephen Heitz
Having a strong presence on social media is an effective way for authors to drive traffic to their website and to retailer sites such as Amazon, ultimately boosting book sales. It's also a great way to build a relationship with your readers and your...
over 9 years ago
Social Media
General
How Public Libraries are Evolving to Keep Up With the Demand for Digital Content
Sarah Moore
The rate at which consumers are adopting technology and demanding digital content has put a lot of pressure on public libraries to keep up. And it's not just eBooks that patrons are looking for, says library Executive Director Sarah Moore. Her mid-sized...
over 8 years ago
Distribution & Sales
Libraries
How a Solid Marketing Plan and Platform Can Help Authors Land an Agent
Steve Hutson
Possessing a solid marketing plan and author platform before approaching an agent can get you closer to a “Yes,” explains literary agent Steve Hutson. Whatever marketing you can do by yourself means less cost and risk for the publisher. While Huston...
over 7 years ago
Traditional Publishing
Agents
How to Leverage Tech Marketing Strategies to Supercharge Your Author Career
Russell Nohelty
Technology and business articles can be founts of knowledge for authors, but reading them can be very confusing. Join USA Today bestselling author Russell Nohelty as he lays out a glossary of the important terms to pay attention to so authors can understand...
over 2 years ago
Marketing Plan
Research
The State of the Industry: The Rise of Self Publishing - article
Alan Rinzler
First of all, you should know that the book business is in a state of turmoil and change. I’ve weathered a few storms in the past. When television started, I was told no one would read books again. That should give you some idea of how old I am. When...
over 9 years ago
Self-Publishing
Picking a Publisher
Getting Involved in the TV Industry - podcast
Ethlie Ann Vare
In this interview we meet Ethlie Ann Vare, an author, screenwriter, story editor, and creative consultant in Hollywood. She is best known for her work on the television shows CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda. Ethlie describes...
over 9 years ago
Book to Screen
Television
Collaborating with Clients - video
Dan Gerstein
Dan Gerstein, President of Gotham Ghostwriters, discusses how to create successful collaborative writing relationships. He advises setting expectations upfront with the client. The conversation should cover the time schedule or a realistic expectation...
over 9 years ago
Writing Jobs
Ghostwriter
Rules for Sci-Fi & Fantasy: Make Your Plot Accessible - podcast
Vernor Vinge
One of the main challenges when writing sci-fi and fantasy is connecting and engaging with readers throughout a strange and unfamiliar plot. This can be incredibly difficult at the beginning of your story, when you want your readers to feel engaged...
over 9 years ago
Fiction
Plot Planning
Getting Involved in the TV Industry - video
Ethlie Ann Vare
In this interview we meet Ethlie Ann Vare, an author, screenwriter, story editor, and creative consultant in Hollywood. She is best known for her work on the television shows CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda. Ethlie describes...
over 9 years ago
Book to Screen
Television
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