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Name change…

September 21, 2019April 13, 2020
by GinaBurgess

We know that our name does not say it all. It only reflects a small portion of what we do. So, we have decided to change our name to something that will reflect well on us and our efforts in our mission.

Here is our Mission Statement:

Bringing GOD back into society by supporting Christian writers to create, complete, and market their GOD-given work, therefore helping readers to find wholesome, faith-based and family-friendly literature.

Matthew 18:19-20 “Where two or three are gathered together in My name, there am I in the midst of them.

Here are a few we’ve come up with…

3 Methods to Trigger Author Content Marketing

March 12, 2019April 14, 2020
by JulianneRigali

If you took marketing in college before 2004, you probably were not taught about content marketing. Yet, perhaps you recall the 4 Ps:

Product
Pricing
Placement
Promotion

If you haven’t taken courses on marketing, that’s okay. Fortunately, we have marketing coaching as part of our manuscript bundle at Authors Community. On the other hand, if you have a good grasp of those marketing basics, then it’s time to rise to a new task.

Web-Ed EVENT! Terry Whalin, acquisitions editor

September 8, 2018April 13, 2020
by GinaBurgess

By Gina Burgess

First flush of love finally blossoms into full-fledged, lasting love that ends with accepting a proposal. Like an on-the-knee marriage proposal, an accepted book proposal leads to long relationships, trusted relationships, and even better, profit for both parties.

Terry Whalin–an acquisitions editor for Morgan-James Publishing–has the scoop on how to write a winner proposal. On September 27th at 1pm Eastern time, Noon Central time, 11am Mountain, and 10am Pacific time, Terry will walk you through how to write a winning book proposal.

If you are going to indie publish (or already have indie published) why would you need this web-ed?

Entrepreneur, uh, Author Marketing Mistake #7

September 1, 2018April 13, 2020
by GinaBurgess

by Gina Burgess

While reading an article on Entrepreneur about eight mistakes entrepreneurs usually don’t realize they are making, mistake #7 hit home. You can read the whole article here

Mistake 7: Taking ‘no’ for an answer.

Great entrepreneurs realize that a no actually means “not yet” in many scenarios. They break through walls where others get blocked. While bad entrepreneurs may take a no as a sign that they need to give up, great entrepreneurs recognize it as valuable feedback.

Getting a no from an investor doesn’t mean you’ll never get funding. Instead, it’s a sign that you may need to rethink your value proposition. Similarly, a no from a target customer means you have to do more to differentiate your product. Using this feedback to refine and improve your product or service will help you build your way toward success.

Guerilla Marketing Your Book…

August 25, 2018April 13, 2020
by GinaBurgess

by Gina Burgess (using part of an excerpt from Using the Ripple Effect)

Guerrilla marketing—the idea of using a small amount of money [or zero money] to do something unconventional—should be a part of every writer’s book marketing strategy (Scott La Counte – @buzz_trace)

This is probably the most fun thing, but least used thing to market books.

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Mar 21, 2020

by Steve Stroble on Christian Authors Community and Services

Thank you for the examples.

Mar 21, 2020

by Brianna on Christian Authors Community and Services

Good Reminder

This was a good reminder for me because I often forget body language beyond facial expressions. Thank you!

Mar 20, 2020

by Sarah Tun on Christian Authors Community and Services

How to write body language

First, even to post about this shares insight. Showing not telling, is at the heart of body language. Gina, you've managed to discuss 2 important...

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