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Building A Good Author Website - video
David Taylor
David Taylor, owner and creative director of David Taylor Design, discusses how an author website should be the foundation for all marketing efforts. Authors should share personal stories in order to engage readers. Authors should also post about contests...
over 9 years ago
Websites
Creating a Website
What is the Goal of Writers' Groups? - video
P.J. Hoover
Writing is a famously solitary process, but that doesn’t mean it has to be a lonely one. Especially as authors start to market, it can be helpful to have a built-in network of people who are available for brainstorming and feedback. Author P.J. Hoover...
over 9 years ago
Getting Feedback
Writing Groups
Building A Good Author Website - podcast
David Taylor
David Taylor, owner and creative director of David Taylor Design, discusses how an author website should be the foundation for all marketing efforts. Authors should share personal stories in order to engage readers. Authors should also post about contests...
over 9 years ago
Websites
Creating a Website
Defining YA Genres and Audience - podcast
Janette Rallison
Exactly who is the YA market? Young Adult author Janette Rallision describes this genre and audience for you. High reading tweens and teenagers before the age of 16 is about the age range. The YA genre is relatively new and the market has been exploding...
over 9 years ago
I have an Idea!
Identifying Your Audience
Defining YA Genres and Audience - video
Janette Rallison
Exactly who is the YA market? Young Adult author Janette Rallision describes this genre and audience for you. High reading tweens and teenagers before the age of 16 is about the age range. The YA genre is relatively new and the market has been exploding...
over 9 years ago
I have an Idea!
Identifying Your Audience
Advice for Memoirists on Making Their Stories More Universal
Debra Eckerling
The adage “less is more” does not apply to memoir writing, explains author, goal coach, and project catalyst Debra Eckerling. Instead, include as much information and details as you can. The more you include, the more you’ll have to work with during...
over 6 years ago
Nonfiction
Finding Your Voice
Advice for Fiction Authors on Building Their Platform
Sue Arroyo
Nonfiction authors tend to have an advantage when building their author platforms. Most nonfiction authors write about their area of expertise or a topic they are passionate about. This makes their marketing strategy and communications a little more...
over 5 years ago
Marketing Plan
Finding Your Platform
Advice for Authors on Branding and Effective Self-Promotion
Herbie J Pilato
Before building your brand and promoting yourself, writer, producer, and TV host Herbie J Pilato recommends writers know how to communicate effectively. If you’re a timid person, it may be time to take a communications or public speaking class to help...
over 5 years ago
Marketing Plan
Finding Your Platform
Turning Voices in Your Head into Characters that Engage Readers
Laurel Anne Hill
When Laurel Anne Hill, award-winning author and former underground storage tank operator, begins to write, she doesn’t know much about her characters. Sometimes, they’ll just start talking inside her head, and that’s how she discovers more about them...
over 5 years ago
Fiction
Character Development
I have a book for children published on Amazon for age 6 to 12, what is the best way to promote it?
Author Learning Center
Question: I have a book for children published on Amazon for age 6 to 12, what is the best way to promote it? Answer: Book marketing can present some unique challenges for children’s authors because your book has to appeal to two groups – the intended...
over 4 years ago
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