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Right now, the relative ease of digital publishing — not yet the equivalent of blogging, but getting closer every week — and the exceptional successes of a relative handful of authors masks the larger challenges ahead for authors and publishers alike, regardless of their business model: discoverability.
One day, successful authors are blogging their way to success.
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Word of mouth is still a huge part of marketing — and if you've written a great book this will be even more significant to your success — but getting your name out there in a crowded marketplace is more difficult, and that is why blogging and social media is highly recommended to authors.
A big part of your ongoing blogging success, whether on your own author website, or guest blogs you offer up to others, will depend on you quickly connecting with readers and enticing them to come read what you have to say.
Like you say, the power of publishing and blogging is that every author can choose their own voice, and that the road to success is paved with consistent projecting of that voice over time.
The author herself blogged about the phenomenon how she was blown away by the success she was mentioned in USA Today.
It would have been easy to take millions for my books, but my success came from the friends and authors I met on Twitter and through blogging, emailing, and selling books one person at a time.
«Career changers should incorporate skill sets and responsibilities used and developed in their past career (s) to offer potential employers compelling reasons why they should be considered,» says Lizandra Vega, an executive recruiter blogging as «The Career Confidante» and author of The Image of Success: Make a Great Impression and Land the Job You Want.