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What Agents & Managers Look for in a Client - article
Luke Sandler
The reason I like being at Gotham is that our philosophy is about working with content creators, people who are coming up with original ideas. The clients I really enjoy working with are the ones who regularly (sometimes daily, sometimes weekly, sometimes...
over 8 years ago
Traditional Publishing
Agents
What is the best source of information for someone who has never made a podcast? A step-by-step process would be great.
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Question: What is the best source of information for someone who has never made a podcast? A step-by-step process would be great. Answer: Podcasts are a fast-growing communication medium and can be a great way for authors to connect with readers...
over 3 years ago
Author Learning Center
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Audience: Get Feedback - article
Molly Blaisdell
Sharing information with your audience is a good idea, but you also want to get feedback. Feedback helps you meet the needs and expectations of your audience. It helps you understand if you have been successful at communicating your ideas. Your audience...
over 8 years ago
I have an Idea!
Identifying Your Audience
What is the Typical Response Time of an Agent or Publishing Editor - article
Molly Blaisdell
You have done your research and your submissions are winging their way to agents and editors. Twenty-four hours have passed and you are biting your nails. Most agents mention the response time on their website. They also indicate if they wish to receive...
over 8 years ago
Traditional Publishing
Agents
Speaking: Tips for Success - article
Molly Blaisdell
From time to time, every writer must step up to the podium and give a speech. Nothing is more painful than a writer fumbling her way through an ill-prepared talk. No one wants to wear those shoes. To avoid a public speaking faux pas, consider taking...
over 8 years ago
Events
Speaking Engagements
Characters 101: What's in a Name? Part 1 - article
Michael Esser
So you’ve got an awesome story and have created some memorable characters, but you’re not too sure about their names. You can be safe and do the generic thing, but why take that little something extra away from your story when you don’t have to? Instead...
over 8 years ago
Fiction
Character Development
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Search Engines 101 - article
Michael Esser
In the world of search engines, none is bigger or more widely used than Google. While others pursue a share of the popular search market, the truth is that a lot of the smaller search engines share databases with Google. So once you're indexed on Google...
over 8 years ago
Websites
Optimization
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