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Use Social Media to Have a Discussion with Your Readers - article
Author Learning Center
Some hate it; some can't get enough of it. No matter how you feel about the new outbreak of ways for marketers to reach their consumers and for consumers to create their own content, there's no denying that social media will drastically change the way...
over 9 years ago
Media
Online
Engaging the Blogosphere - article
Molly Blaisdell
You’ve done your homework and created a jazzy blog with excellent content. Now all you need is readers. How do you become part of the conversation and engage the blogosphere? What’s the blogosphere? It’s the sum of all blogs and their connections out...
over 9 years ago
Blogging
Tips
Creating Compelling Characters:
Jennifer Crosswhite
Identifying key characteristics of your characters that make them jump off the page Readers will follow strong characters through a weak plot, but they won't follow a character they can't connect with. In this webinar session with author, editor, and...
over 1 year ago
Fiction
Character Development
Advice for Indie Authors on Expanding Their Distribution Channels
Mandy Jackson-Beverly
When it comes to book distribution, the biggest piece of advice author, teacher, writing coach, and speaker Mandy Jackson-Beverly has for indie authors is to go wide – don’t put all of your eggs in one basket by only using Amazon. If you’re just starting...
over 5 years ago
Distribution & Sales
Booksellers
Fun Ways that Authors Can Build a Readership
Jonathan Brown
Author Jonathan Brown’s biggest recommendation for building a readership is going out and meeting as many people as you can. Brown has attended library events and book readings to start building his network and sharing his work. While there are many...
over 6 years ago
Marketing Plan
Building a Fan Base
Start Your Story Right
Jennifer Crosswhite
The Five Foundational Questions You Need to Answer Before Writing Anything Good stories intrinsically have a structure our brains are looking for. With these 5 key questions, you can make sure you hit those key points on an idea you have, your work...
over 2 years ago
Managing Your Writing Life
Education and Craft
Valerie Willis on Merging History, Mythology, and Her Own Imagination in Her Storytelling
Valerie Willis
Author and writing teacher Valerie Willis has always found mythology and folklore fascinating. She has conducted thorough research on these topics to continue broadening her knowledge and fueling her imagination, and has used this research to help...
over 8 years ago
I have an Idea!
Researching Your Idea
The Benefits of Supporting Other Authors and Building an Author Network
Caren Wolfe
Writing and publishing a book can be a long, challenging journey, but it's important to know you don't have to travel alone. Caren Wolfe, Vice President of Marketing with W Publishing Group, a commercial nonfiction imprint of Thomas Nelson, encourages...
over 2 years ago
Managing Your Writing Life
Networking
Self-Editing: The Macro and Micro Things to Polish to Make Your Work Shine
Jennifer Crosswhite
Book coach, editor, and bestselling author Jennifer Crosswhite will show you macro and micro editing techniques to look at your work with perspective so you can improve it and move forward in your publishing and writing journey. This session includes...
over 2 years ago
Basic Editing
Proofreading
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