Posts Tagged ‘writer’
Why Writers Should Attend Writers Conferences
I’ve been to five Pikes Peak Writers Conferences This year would have been my sixth and I was teaching four workshops. But with COVID cancelling everything, I didn’t get to go. That bums me out because I love writers conferences. I believe we’ll get back to attending them in person. That could be a while,…
Read MoreWho is Your Ideal Reader
Not everyone wants to read your work. It’s super important to figure out exactly who does. That’s the only way to hyper-focus your marketing to the right reader.
Read MoreInstagram for Writers – Is it Beneficial?
It’s the hottest social media out there. Are you on it?
Read MoreShould writers blog?
If you’re a writer, the answer completely depends on the reason you want to blog. Ask yourself this instead: Do you like blogging?
Read MoreBook Launch Plan and Checklist
Your working on a fabulous book and now you have to design a book launch! I DO?! Yes. Yes, you do. You are super excited and can’t wait for the world to read your book. Readers will fall in line and buy them by the thousands. Right? Only if you market your brand. Market myself?…
Read More40 Must-Do to Build a Writer’s Platform
Writer Platform, Author Brand – What you Need to Know to Get Started
Read MoreWriters: Do These 5 Things Before You’re 5
Are you a writer? How old are you? Not your real age, your writing age. I decided seven years ago that I wanted to pursue a professional writing career part-time. So, I’m roughly seven years old in “writer years” or maybe since it’s been part-time, I’m really 3.5 years. Let’s go with that because this…
Read MoreWriters In Action: How’s Your Writing Going Today?
How’s Your Writing Going Today? As a writer, you have to stand out by your unique writing choices. How’s your writing going today? Which of the following best describes you in action? Let us know in the comments! #1 – It’s All Happening
Read MoreAuthor Brand: Simple is Best
Writer brands should be concise, recognizable and unique, and very, very focused.
Read MoreMarketing Tip: “No” is Just the Starting Point
How you sell yourself is different than how you market yourself. Here’s a marketing tip for you: “No” is Just the Starting Point In my line of work, I’ve been called a “puppy dog yapping at my heels,” “bulldog pain in the ass,” “go-getter,” and on one occasion “the energizer bunny.” I wear each of…
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