On Growing Your Business: Advice for the Overworked Indie Author

As an indie author, you know that you not only have to be writer and creative director, but your very own marketing and sales department.

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How to Appeal to Book Clubs

Book clubs are powerful things.

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The Power of Fandoms (And What That Means For Marketing Your Book)

At a recent book launch in DC, a couple twenty-somethings approached one of our authors and asked if they would be willing to do another event in the future.

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10 Things You Learned in Kindergarten That’ll Help You With Your Book

In 1988, American writer Robert Fulghum came out with a collection of essays entitled, All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.

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9 Deadly Sins of Writing Back Cover Copy

Good morning, writers!

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How to Attend a Writing Conference (And Make it Worth Your Time)

We’ve already talked about how writing conferences are a GREAT way to build your author platform, but they can be a tad overwhelming.

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Making the Most Out of 140 Characters

As many of you probably know, Wise Ink is a BIG fan of Twitter.

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The Ten Best Tips and Tools from #PublishWise, our Author Platform Event

Yesterday, Wise Ink held an event where we got a bunch of indie authors together for a seminar and brainstorming session for creating and maintaining an author platform.

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