Five Ways to Snag Social Media Followers Into Reading Your Books Sometimes, you’ll have people follow you on social media who are in no way familiar with your books.
Three Essential Tips for Balanced Social Media Use as a Writer If you’re a writer, and especially if you’re a self-published writer, you really can’t afford to get by without a social media presence. Continue Reading →
How To: Use Pinterest to Organize and Market Your Brand Pinterest is a social media site that prides itself on pinners perusing other pinners’ boards, sending pins, commenting and liking pins, and devising boards that express their individuality in any categories they choose such as home décor, DIYs, pets, writing, and so on. Continue Reading →
The Ultimate Blogger’s Guide to Growing Your Readership It’s 11:30 on a Monday night and there you are, curled up in your down comforter, staring at your bleak blog stats. Continue Reading →
The Avengers’ Guide to Becoming a Self-Publishing Superhero With a handful of critically acclaimed blockbusters under their belt and another due out this summer, it’s safe to say the Avengers are doing something right. Continue Reading →
4 Things Indie Authors can Learn from Indie Musicians With self-publishing on the rise (up almost 300% from 2007 to 2012 and still climbing), there are more and more resources for indie authors to share their knowledge and learn from each other. Continue Reading →
3 Ways to Avoid Sabotaging Your Book before You Publish Mmmk, it’s time for a little tough-love talk, Wise Inkers. Continue Reading →
8 Questions to Ask to Get to Know Your Readers As you write with the intention to publish, you’re no longer writing for your own pleasure. Continue Reading →
Why Competition is a Four-Letter Word With the increasing prevalence of ebooks, most of the press about the book industry has focused on death—the demise of Borders, the end of the print book, the eradication of reading as a popular pastime. Continue Reading →
