Sentences with phrase «author guest blogging»

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Another example highlighting the importance of guest blogging as a form of B2B influencer marketing is Jon Cooper, the author Point Blank SEO, a link - building blog.

Previously, when guest blogging was thought acceptable, a guest post would include some author bio information.

But imho guest blogging will always play a role with engaged blog authors — correct me if I'm wrong, but the kind of guest blogging you're talking about here refers to the kind of content marketing spam you quote in the beginning — resulting in a number of inbound links.

September 13, 2012 Jami Gold Writing Stuff advice for writers, agents, blogging, branding, contracts, epublishing, ethics, guest posts, Jami Gold, Jami's rants, paranormal author, perfectionism, professionalism, risk, RWA, self - doubt, Social Media and Authors

But perhaps the best reason for authors to guest blog — and one of the main reasons to be thankful that guest blogging isn't «dead» — is that it helps you connect with more of the people you wrote your book for.

I have even a guest blogged on author sites.

Guest blogging is one of the most powerful sales tools for all authors, but especially if you write nonfiction.

June 26, 2014 Jami Gold News beta reader, blogging, critique partners / groups, exclude, feedback, giveaway, guest posts, Jami Gold, Jami is insane, paranormal author, story structure, synopsis, website

Yesterday I guest blogged at The Henderson Files, author Patty Henderson's indie publishing blog.

October 13, 2016 Jami Gold News advice for writers, blogging, feedback, guest posts, happiness, Jami Gold, Mythos Legacy, NaNoWriMo, organized, paranormal author, professionalism, self - doubt, WHW Resident Writing Coach, Writers Helping Writers

September 8, 2015 Jami Gold Writing Stuff advice for writers, blogging, cause and effect, editing, Editing Your Story, editors, grammar, guest posts, Jami Gold, Misti Wolanski, non-fiction, paranormal author, perfectionism, professionalism, Self - Publishing Your Story, showing vs. telling

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June 22, 2017 Jami Gold For Readers, News beta reader, blogging, critique partners / groups, exclude, feedback, giveaway, guest posts, Jami Gold, Jami is insane, Mythos Legacy, paranormal author, story structure, synopsis, website

Therefore, I put together a resource on my website with over 650 places authors can contact regarding guest blogging.

June 23, 2015 Jami Gold For Readers, News beta reader, blogging, critique partners / groups, exclude, feedback, giveaway, guest posts, Jami Gold, Jami is insane, paranormal author, story structure, synopsis, website

This exciting book publicity tactic can generate guest blogging opportunities (hence, the infographic below), video chats, podcast interviews, author Q&A s, and book giveaway contests, among other activities.

Mr. Bransford — who is a children's author, former literary agent, and blogging legend — gave this blog its start when he offered me a guest spot on his blog in 2010.

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I'm sharing it here with a little extra commentary designed to make it particularly relevant for guest blogging authors.

February 16, 2016 Jami Gold Random Musings advice for writers, authors, blogging, branding, Career Planning for Writers, guest posts, Jami Gold, Kristen Lamb, paranormal author, professionalism, risk, self - doubt, social media, workshops, Writing Life

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Facebook author pages, book blog tours, and guest blogging on established sites are invaluable... [Read more...]

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Find a fellow author in your genre or niche to trade guest blogging gigs with.

Guest post by Shelley Hitz The first 25 people to sign - up for the Guest Blogging Product on Thursday April 21st after 8 am (Eastern) will also receive a free, 3 month subscription to a BookBuzzr Author Pro account valued at $ 23.37.

Keep your online presence strong with a focused author website, guest blogging tips, and helpful social media hints!

I'm guest blogging this week over at author Delilah Devlin «s about a few do's and don'ts of website design, ahead of my May class, «Principles of Good Website Design for Writers» at the Fantasy, Futuristic and Paranormal RWA chapter.

Blogging on your own author blog, guest blogging for others and posting regularly to social media platforms where your target audience gathers like Facebook and niche forums are good places tBlogging on your own author blog, guest blogging for others and posting regularly to social media platforms where your target audience gathers like Facebook and niche forums are good places tblogging for others and posting regularly to social media platforms where your target audience gathers like Facebook and niche forums are good places to start.

If you are a romance author, guest blogging about your romance book on a children's author website isn't as effective as linking to a romance author's site.

Tips for NaNoWriMo: Romance author Maya Rodale, guest blogging over at Maria's Farm Country Kitchen, dishes out a delicious portion of NaNoWriMo inspiration.

As far as our main interest is concerned, the story of Jude Hardin who guest blogged on Joe Konrath's website about his unconventional effort, will tell how he has survived as a professional author and never regretted the choice he made.

Guest blogging is also a great way to get known as an author and you can always repay the favour to fellow authors.

The Ultimate Guide To Guest Blogging For Writers via Ghostwriter Dad — It's a great idea to include a blog on your author website, but it's an even better idea to guest blog on other sGuest Blogging For Writers via Ghostwriter Dad — It's a great idea to include a blog on your author website, but it's an even better idea to guest blog on other sguest blog on other sites.

Guest blogging and Google + sharing, they are very effective way to build author rank.

To learn more about why guest blogging for authors is alive and well in spite of what you might have read elsewhere in the past year or so, just click on over to the Reach More Readers conference site.

You'll discover five ways guest blogging helps authors and three tips for making sure you get the power of Google behind your guest post.

That's because guest blogging is one of the best ways I have of introducing authors to the helpful material I provide in the newsletter and on this site.

Author Blogging: Guest Posting and an Invitation.

Posted by Gillian Nicol Art of Publishing, Author Blogging Tips, Author Publishing Services, Book Marketing, Book Publicity, Facebook, Gillian Nicol, Guest Bloggers, Marketing Tips, Pinterest, Social Media, Twitter

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.

by Gillian Nicol May 6, 2013 Art of Publishing, Author Blogging Tips, Author Publishing Services, Book Marketing, Book Publicity, Facebook, Gillian Nicol, Guest Bloggers, Marketing Tips, Pinterest, Social Media, Twitter 0

Nancy Hendrickson, the co-author of Make Your Book Work Harder says «Guest blogging is the author equivalent of compound interest.»

Like interning or freelance writing with no contract or financial agreement in place beyond maybe a few bucks, guest blogging to help out other authors and hoping to gain a few readers, blog tours where again, you read and review to help out other authors, and yes, even blogging, all of it is done for free with little to no compensation and no guarantee it will further your writerly aspirations in the long run.

by Anne R. Allen In a guest post on Jane Friedman's blog on March 15th, L.L. Barkat said «blogging is a waste of time» for experienced authors.