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How to Get Booked on Podcasts
Podcast appearances are a great way for authors to connect with new audiences, promote their books, and share their expertise. With no shortage of podcasts covering every possible genre and topic, getting featured as a guest can be a great boost to an authorâs visibility and credibility. However, navigating the process of securing a spot on a podcast requires strategy and preparation. Hereâs aâŠ
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5 Best Practices for Authors on Instagram
Instagram is a powerful platform for authors to connect with readers, promote their work, and build a strong online presence. Here are five best practices for authors on Instagram: Consistent Branding Establish a consistent visual identity that reflects your author brand. Use a cohesive color palette, fonts, and imagery to create a recognizable and professional look. Consistency helps you standâŠ
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5 Best Practices for Your Facebook Author Page
Managing a Facebook Author Page can be a valuable tool for authors to engage with readers and promote their work. It is especially helpful to fiction authors. To help you make the most of your Facebook Author Page, here are five best practices: Consistent and Engaging Content Regularly update your page with fresh and relevant content to keep your audience engaged. Share excerpts from yourâŠ
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Authors Need Google Alerts
Setting up a Google Alert is a great way for authors to keep track of when they and their work are mentioned online. Hereâs a simple step-by-step guide: Open Your Web Browser:Start by opening your preferred web browser (like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Safari). Go to Google Alerts:In the browserâs search bar, type in âGoogle Alertsâ and press Enter. The first link should take you to theâŠ
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Writers Must Not Feed the Trolls
Authors have a unique opportunity to connect with their readers and fans through social media. Itâs a platform where they can share their thoughts, insights, and engage in meaningful discussions about their work. However, this digital landscape also has its dark side: trolls. Trolls are people who thrive on negativity and live to provoke and agitate. While it might be tempting to respond to them,âŠ
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What the Heck is an X Thread?!
How to create a thread on X and why you need to Sometimes we need more than one post to express ourselves. Youâve seen them â those X posts that are followed by an attached post by the same author. A series of connected posts from one person is a âThreadâ. Threads allow us to provide additional context, updates, or an extended point by connecting multiple posts together. How to create aâŠ
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Mastering Social Media: 10 Tips for Aspiring Authors
Social media is an indispensable tool for aspiring authors to connect with readers, build their author platform, and promote their work. However, navigating the world of social media can be overwhelming, especially for those new to the game. To help aspiring authors make the most of their social media presence, here are ten essential tips to keep in mind: 1. Define Your Goals Before diving intoâŠ
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Social Media for Authors
Beyond Shameless Self-Promotion Social media is a great tool for authors to connect with their audience, build their brand, and promote their work. Most of you are doing it wrong. Many authors make the mistake of assuming social media platforms are promotional channels. They bombard followers with relentless self-promotion. Buy my book! Buy my book! Buy my book! While promoting your work isâŠ
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5 Key Components of a Successful Author Platform
That you can start building before youâre published In todayâs rapidly evolving publishing landscape, building an author platform has become essential for writers aiming to establish a presence in the industry and connect with their audience. An author platform encompasses various elements that work together to showcase your work, engage with readers, and attract industry professionals. HereâŠ
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5 Strategies for Non-Fiction Writers to Build Their Brand on LinkedIn
LinkedIn, often associated with professional networking and career advancement, presents a goldmine of opportunities for unpublished non-fiction writers to establish their author brand even before seeing their work in print. Leveraging this platform strategically can help writers connect with their target audience, showcase their expertise, and pave the way for future success in the publishingâŠ
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5 Strategies for Unpublished Fiction Writers on Facebook
Establishing an author brand is essential for unpublished fiction writers looking to make their mark in the literary world. While getting published may seem like the ultimate goal, laying the groundwork for your author brand beforehand can significantly enhance your chances of success. Great branding and networks can make the difference between a traditional publishing deal and self-publishing.âŠ
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Why Aspiring Authors Should Prioritize One Social Platform
In todayâs digital age, aspiring authors face a multitude of platforms and avenues to showcase their work and build their brand. From Twitter to Instagram, TikTok to LinkedIn, the options seem endless. However, amidst all these choices, focusing on just one social platform before getting published can be a strategic move. Building an author brand and audience is crucial for success in theâŠ
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Why Writers Donât Need Mentors
Navigating Education and Support Systems When I began writing, I assumed Iâd write the book, get it published and then *voila* thousands would read it. Well, thousands did read my books, but it wasnât that simple. Becoming a published (and successful) author is an evolution. Youâll need to go through educational avenues, mentors, peers, and professional organizations. Your career must progressâŠ
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4 Ways Unpublished Writers Can Leverage Social Media
In todayâs digital age, social media has become a powerful tool for aspiring writers to not only garner attention from publishers but also to build a loyal readership once their work is published. For unpublished writers, strategic use of social media platforms can significantly increase their chances of securing a publishing deal and successfully selling their books. Here are five waysâŠ
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Now Publishing Fiction as Lisa Thibault
Now Publishing Fiction as Lisa Thibault
Iâve just released my first new fiction in a VERY long time! The Beacon is a Kindle Vella serial with new episodes every Tuesday and Thursday. I have 25 initial chapters that encompass a full story arc. (If readers enjoy it, I have other storylines that would branch out from there.) The first 3 episodes are free if youâd like to meet some of the characters now. Itâs a slight departure from TaskâŠ
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Every 'No" is a "Yes" to Something
Every âNoâ is a âYesâ to Something
Accept the challenge of every âNoâ you get from life and find the âYesâ that its leading you to. No, that side hustle didnât work out and you lost money. Yes, dump that albatross, learn from the loss and move on to the next project. No, that guy wasnât for you and he wasted your time. Yes, move on and donât ever let anyone waste a moment of your time again. Move on to the next Yes!
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