How One Independent Author Supercharged His Book Marketing
Being an independent author has so many benefits. Not only do you have complete control over your book, but you have free rein to build a tribe with your fans. …
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Five Reasons Your Book May Not Be Winning Awards
Paula Sheridan, Founder of Page Turner Awards, (http://bit.ly/PTA-DRblog) offers advice to self-published indie authors on how to get their books to win awards and bring kudos to their self-publishing books …
Audible Review: Is Audible Worth It?
Are you thinking about getting an Audible Membership to listen to your favorite audiobooks? Would you like to know if an Audible subscription is right for you? Then, get a …
Where Is the Best Place to Host a Website?
Like with so many things online, there are a ton of website hosting services. Where is the best place to host a website? As you might imagine, all web hosts …
6 Free Ways to Market Fiction
So you’ve just finished your first fiction book. Congratulations! You’ve reached an exciting milestone in your author journey. However, you’re not done yet! Completing your book is only half the …
6 Misconceptions about Winning Book Awards
Seasoned and first-time authors alike struggle with marketing and promoting their books. It is often a confusing and dreaded chore, yet it is absolutely necessary for your book’s success. In …
10 Common Author Branding Mistakes You Should Avoid
Ever worried about things that might go wrong when building your author brand? What if we told you that there are little known ways to spot, prevent, and fix your …
5 Benefits of Self-Publishing
While self-publishing is a great business idea in its own right, releasing books can also be incredibly beneficial if you have an established business, or are looking to start one. …
Rev Review: Is Rev.com Worth It?
Since August 2017, I spent $2,473.24 on caption services through Rev.com for my YouTube videos. At about $1.25 per minute of captioning, it makes you wonder if Rev.com is really …
The 3 Myths about Book Publicity
At some point, most authors—especially the first-timers—find themselves in the same place. And you’ll be there, too, if you’re not already. I.e., with this bouncing baby book in your arms, …