Things I Wish I’d Known Before Becoming a Writer
Hmmmm…I could talk for days about this. But I’m gonna just stick with my top three. 1. Editors…..will make you want to throw your laptop across
Hmmmm…I could talk for days about this. But I’m gonna just stick with my top three. 1. Editors…..will make you want to throw your laptop across
DIY book publicity is a given. As an author, you must work tirelessly to promote your book – work as hard as you did to
So often we hear from authors who are interested in publicity but are also cash-strapped from having already spent vast resources on preparing their books
Twitter, (social media in general), is an opportunity to interact with the world in 140 characters or less. But how do you best use those
With over 300 million users a month, it’s hard to see the downside to using Instagram when it comes to promoting your book(s). Authors are
“According to Hubspot, 90% of the information transmitted to the brain is visual, and visuals are processed 60,000 times faster in the brain than text.”[1]
When I first begin working on a publicity campaign with an author, we have a lot of bases to cover—How far can they travel for
When you’re gearing up to launch a new book, building buzz can be difficult, even for seasoned authors who have a loyal following of readers.
Social Media is this generation’s newspaper. It offers weather, news, sports, buying/trading, advertising, community, special interests, etc. All of which are great for killing time
When I started working with author, psychologist and terrorism expert Alice LoCicero to promote her newest nonfiction book, I knew right away that the possibilities
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