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Do You Need a Book Agent?
Children’s author and market expert Molly Blaisdell explains when and why you might want to engage an agent. Continue reading
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Tagged agents, book agent, indie, publisher, publishing house
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29 Ways to Stay Creative
Enjoy this quick video and be inspired to act on one of these creativity-boosting ideas today. Happy writing! 29 WAYS TO STAY CREATIVE from TO-FU on Vimeo.
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Tagged boost your creativity, creative, creativity, get out of a rut
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To Write, or Not to Write (A Travel Book)?
Writing a travel book sounds glamorous and exciting. Imagine getting paid to travel! This guidebook author explains that it isn’t glamorous as you might expect. Continue reading
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Tagged book advance, editor, guidebook, travel writing, work for hire, working with publishers
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The Never-Ending Marketing Game
Whether you published with a traditional house or are a self-published author, marketing is an ongoing process. Creating a multifaceted marketing plan can include participating in contests, getting reviews, doing radio and TV interviews, selling in bulk, speaking to groups, … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, book marketing, getting reviews, marketing plan, review
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How to Get Reviews for Your Book
Great reviews turn more people on to your work. So the question is: How do you get people to review your book? Continue reading
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Tagged book marketing, getting reviews, marketing, review, sell more books
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Writing the Book is Only the First Step
Erin Casey talks with Joel Boggess from 4PointsCoaching.com about the adventure of writing. Continue reading
Are You a Wannabe Traveler?
Do you love the idea of travel? Does the thought of taking a weekend or a week to focus on your writing seem like a dream? When Jenna and I were planning the London writers’ retreat, so many people commented, … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, planning, retreat, schedule, time to write, travel, write
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Your Platform is Your Key to Publishing Success
Carrie Wilkerson, aka The Barefoot Executive, shares her advice for building your platform, and gaining the credibility and visibility you need to be a successful author. Continue reading
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Tagged credibility, marketing, platform, published, publishing
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How Do I Write That?
Find resources to help you write it right. Continue reading
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Tagged comma use, dictionary, grammar girl, how to write, style guides, writing questions, writing tips
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