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Hello and welcome to Graphic Tools for Indie Authors , Part 7 of my series dealing with graphics tools which can be used to promote novels, blogs, social media campaigns, and more. In this entry I’m going to examine the Read More …
Book reviews — they’re something every indie author wants. Well, good reviews, anyway. Reviews are can be crucial for promoting sales, and are the subject of a lot of study on the web. To help indie authors assess content which Read More …
Hello and welcome Graphic Tools for Indie Artists, Part 5 of my series dealing with graphics tools which can be used to promote indie novels, blogs, and social media campaigns. In this post I’m going to continue my review of Read More …
Introduction Welcome back to my series Graphic Tools for Indie Authors. In Part 1 I covered resources and the first tool — PowerPoint. In Part 2 I will take a look at PhotoFunia, an easy-to-use image manipulation application. I’ll cover Read More …
Introduction This post is the first of a multi-part series on graphic tools for Indie Author activities — blogging, newsletters, marketing, book trailers and the like. The series will cover some applications I have blogged about before, such as PowerPoint Read More …
A picture is worth a thousand words, they say, and that’s especially true of book covers. A good cover can spark interest and be the difference between a digital “shrug” on the part of a potential reader and a pause Read More …
Today, I’m going to look at using Lumen5 to create a book trailer. Interest in using book trailers to market indie author publications seems to wax and wane in marketing discussions. Initially all the rage, I’ve noticed a lot less Read More …
I’ve always had an interest in book marketing, not unexpected given my business background, and I’ve collected quite a collection of links to blog articles on that subject. Today I present to you 40 Book Launch Resources, a compendium of Read More …
In Part II of Four Questions When Writing, I’m going to provide some ideas on finding your ideal writer. Recall that Part I went over why are you writing, and for whom are you writing. Over the Christmas “break” I Read More …
There are four questions that any author should be able to answer. These questions drive success — both writing success and marketing success. This post is Part 1 one of a two part blog series and addresses two of those Read More …
