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Wednesday, October 29, 2014

The Right Way and the Wrong Way to Promote Your Book Online by @DPDenman #WriteTip #AmWriting

The Right Way and the Wrong Way to Promote Your Book Online There is a marketing tradition created by master salesmen that says if you want to sell a product you need to make sure everyone knows it exists and you need to be aggressive in your promotion. Think Tony Robbins. Some authors adopt that...

Tuesday, October 28, 2014

#ReviewShare #BookReview #Mystery - Steps Into Darkness (Shakertown Adventure) by @BenSWoodard

Steps Into Darkness by Ben Woodard My rating: 5 of 5 stars The book started off slow for me but I recommend that you stick with it. As the mystery develops, the plot becomes tighter and you breeze by the pages as quickly as you can. One of the downfalls of teen mysteries is that sometimes authors are...

Friday, October 10, 2014

Seven Things You Don’t Know About "Moxie’s Problems" by Hank Quense @hanque99 #Fantasy #SciFi

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Seven things you don’t know about Moxie’s Problems The original Moxie story was a short story that I couldn't sell. I loved Moxie’s character and I was determined to put her into her own novel. I was half-way through Moxie’s Problems when I put it on the side to write a series of non-fiction books...

Friday, October 3, 2014

@KatDeFalla Shares 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Becoming a Published Author #WriteTip #SelfPub

10 Things You Didn’t Know About Becoming a Published Author The work has only just begun! Start marketing right away. Don’t wait until you “get the call” to set up your website, FB Author Wall, and Twitter accounts. Start a blog and get a following. People will surprise you. Family members you think...

Thursday, October 2, 2014

Kelly Wilson's Thoughts on When Should You Start #BookMarketing @LiveCheap #Memoir #AmReading

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When Should You Start Marketing Your Book? Writers no longer have the luxury of writing a great piece of fiction or nonfiction and sending it off to an editor to be made into a book. Even for those with traditional publishing contracts, the book marketing responsibilities are placed squarely on...

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