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Working with a Literary Publicist
Lindsey Gobel
This webinar with freelance publicist and communications professional Lindsey Gobel reviews what an author can expect from working with a literary publicist, as well as detailed examples of what is involved in a publicity campaign. Gobel talks about...
over 7 years ago
Public Relations
Publicity Campaigns
Audience Definition: Picking Your Secondary Audience - article
Molly Blaisdell
You've identified your target audience. Good for you! This group of readers is most likely to buy your book. Now it's time to think outside the box by choosing your secondary audience. This group of readers will likely buy your book. They will have different...
over 9 years ago
Marketing Plan
Building a Fan Base
I am ready to start editing my first manuscript. What are common mistakes editors see first-time writers making that I should look for?
Author Learning Center
Question: I am ready to start editing my first manuscript. What are common mistakes editors see first-time writers making that I should look for? Answer: Writing a book can be very challenging, not only because the task of writing takes skill and...
28 days ago
Author Learning Center
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Public Speaking for Authors: from Page to Stage
Steve Piacente
This webinar with author and communications coach Steve Piacente shows authors how to turn what works on the page into something that lands with real people, in real time, when they speak. It’s a practical, no-fluff session on saying less, saying it...
1 month ago
Events
Speaking Engagements
BookExpo America 2012: It’s a Wrap! - article
Steve Piacente
As an Indie author, I walk away from New York City and the largest book industry trade show in North America feeling pretty good. The mood was positive, and there was plenty of room for both independently and traditionally published authors. Of course...
over 9 years ago
Events
Book Fairs
8 Essential Rules for Punctuating Dialogue - article
Author Learning Center
Dialogue is a critical component to a great book: it drives action; it reveals character; and it relays facts and information. Writing realistic, compelling dialogue takes skill and practice—and so does punctuating it correctly. Dialogue has its own...
over 8 years ago
Fiction
Character Development
Speaking: What's it About? - article
Shells Walter
The professional speaking industry allows you to show off your expertise on a subject and be paid to share what you know. Presenting to a live audience, in a video or while being interviewed, provides opportunities to market you, your books, and even...
over 9 years ago
Events
Speaking Engagements
Bookshelf Page 7
Tweet Spot: Promoting Yourself 280 Character at a Time - article
Michael Esser
So you’re looking to engage in the popular world of social media, but need some ideas on how to do so effectively? The social interface known as Twitter offers an opportunity to not only promote your book and build author recognition, but to create connections...
over 9 years ago
Social Media
Twitter (X)
Take your Author Facebook Page to the Next Level - article
Steve Piacente
Have you offered a free excerpt on your Facebook page? How often should you change your cover photo? Is your avatar a picture of you or your brand? Self-publishers were among the attendees of a fast-paced 2012 BookExpo America (BEA) session on Advanced...
over 9 years ago
Social Media
Facebook
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