Over the years I have been blessed to have wonderful clients. They send me kind notes and words of referral for their appreciation of my services. So years ago I started a book marketing wall of fame, posting their letters to the wall in my office. The wall is full of their fantastic words of
I have worked so hard to write my book. Done everything, “everybody” says I am supposed to do and I haven’t sold one single copy. Then I hired a publicist and the results got me nowhere. So now I have wasted time and money. I’m done. Does this sound familiar? That is the reality of
So you hit the blogging wall. That brain of yours just can’t crank out another topic. Yet you understand connecting blogging with book marketing is essential and you understand that your audience needs to be changed and fed like a baby. So what do you write when you have nothing to say? Here is the
Meatballs v/s Social Media – I was sitting at my computer doing my normal reading quality content routine when I ran across an article on one of my favorite online sites. It started off with a guy talking about how he couldn’t eat his grandmother’s meatballs because he was overwhelmed with the demands of finding that
Guest post by Tony Riches Jane Friedman, former publisher of Writer’s Digest, explains the concept of ‘platform’ in a useful post What editors and agents typically mean by platform. If someone is going to invest in you as an author, they need to know you have visibility and authority, with proven