As a writer, you want to display your book cover on your author website.
But instead of simply your front cover, why not something more visually interesting – a 3-dimensional image of your book or a “composite” image of the formats your book is available in. Read more “Create a 3D Image for Your Author Website”
Remember in school when our science teacher (with the permanent frown lines) attempted to persuade us that graphic organizers were important in our documentation? Perhaps my teacher quit that year due to having me as her student, as I was compelled to fill up the graphic organizers with more wording than she thought necessary, defeating the purpose.
As an author, updating your website or blog is a necessity. Toward the top of the update list is keeping your content fresh.
Your mission: To write something original to enhance your site on a consistent basis.
Even when you don’t feel like it.
Yes, you heard me correctly.
Have you ever noticed how when you are inspired to write the words just flow? You are the creative artist in that moment. The computer screen is your canvas. Words roll off your keyboard in grand fashion.
Yet there are days when writing can bring on anxiety like visiting the dentist for a root canal.
If we can establish a few rules and prompts, perhaps this will be less painful. Read more “Post to Your Heart’s Content…and Then Some!”
by Gina Burgess
DID YOU KNOW?!?
The average cost of developmental editing, copy editing, proofreading, cover design and typesetting for an 80,000-word book is as follows:
If you took marketing in college before 2004, you probably were not taught about content marketing. Yet, perhaps you recall the 4 Ps:
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.