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Self-publishing is …
Blueink.com asked traditionally published authors to answer this open-ended question: Self-publishing is … The answers are insightful, honest and thought provoking. Here are two examples: Richard...
View ArticleThe benefits of targeting a niche market
It goes without saying that the publishing market is huge, the number of authors who want success grows all the time, and the pool that we’re all swimming in is crowded. Like a flock of flamingos all...
View ArticleWhich social media platform generates the right leads for authors?
Head over to Entrepreneur.com and you’ll find a snazzy looking info-graphic that compares statistics on lead generation, mainly comparing Facebook to Linked In. The take-home message is that Facebook...
View ArticleCrucial tips on blogging for writers and authors
I’ve read so many, left so many, subscribed to so many, and unsubscribed from so many writer and author blogs over the past five years that I’ve got opinions on what to do and what not to do – so here...
View ArticleSeven things an author can do while they wait for their book to be published
This post was inspired by a discussion on Linked In started by Shelley Hitz from www.TrainingAuthors.com. Her list? #1: Start Gathering Reviewers #2: Decide on the Details Needed for Your Book Sales...
View ArticleThe value of ratings and reviews on Amazon Kindle
Of course 5 star ratings and glowing reviews can help a potential customer decide whether or not to purchase your book, but just how much credit do buyers give to them? A discussion on Linked In has...
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