Sentences with phrase «author blog categories»

For your convenience we've included short summaries for each of the bestselling author blog categories listed below, along with shortcut links.

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It uses categories set by blog author as headings in the index and organizes them alphabetically.

You can also find out some more excellent blogging tips from Emily Benet, the winner of the Author Blog Awards in the Published Author category.

By Lois Hoffman Categories: Uncategorized, Writing Tags: author platform, blogs for writers, children's writing, Facebook Author Page, social media for writers 2 Coauthor platform, blogs for writers, children's writing, Facebook Author Page, social media for writers 2 CoAuthor Page, social media for writers 2 Comments

So, if I had to give a number of when a platform or blog is «ready» (insert one million caveats here about how every author, book, publisher, and category is different), then a great goal would be for a blogger to have 50,000 true fans.

One of the key differences between the categories on your author blog post and tags, is that tags are optional; categories are not.

It would take me too long to break down everything for the ~ 30 book categories, so I decided to focus on the ones most likely to interest my blog readership, which comprises mostly genre fiction authors.

Last week's topic covered tactics an author could pursue to get featured in the «Blog» category of the Outskirts Press app.

She won the 2010 Author Blog Awards in the Published Author category, which was announced at the Publishing Talk tweetup at the London Book Fair.

-LSB-...] blogs now part of any writer and author website it's interesting to see that «categories» used for organising blog posts, are a real after -LSB-...]

-LSB-...] Divide and Conquer: Building an Author Platform by Proxy by Kristin Morin (@kristinba) on Joanna Penn's The Creative Penn blog is one of those posts that could go into all sorts of categories — business, tech, social media — but it seems to fit best here.

Her blog categories include pre-writing, characterization, drafting, editing, author platforms, and more.

She won the 2010 Author Blog Award in the Published Author category, which was announced at the Publishing Talk tweetup at the London Book Fair.

You may end up adding a category or two as your blog or author career grows.

A quick way to better define your author blog posts is to establish Categories and Tags.

For the past two weeks I covered the six different ways our authors can get featured on the blog category of our app.

Specifically, our app has four categories: blog, authors, videos, Twitter.

Since it's so late, I'm just going to mention the title, author, category and «place» (1st, 2nd, or 3rd) and then a more detailed blog posting will follow later this week, along with a press release, both of which will probably appear on the Self Publishing News blog rather than here.

Following over 500 nominations in the last four weeks, Jon Slack and Anna Lewis announced the winners of the inaugural Author Blog Awards in three categories: Best Author Microblog, Best Unpublished Author Blog and Best Published Author Blog.

Categories: Authors, Self Publishing • Tags: author, author interviews, author rank, blog, blogger's block, blogging, book reviews, Google, indie author, interview, new blog, new blogpost, self - published author

Neil Gaiman (@neilhimself), recent winner of the Author Blog Award in the Microblog category, currently has almost 1.5 million followers on Twitter.

In addition to showing the how the contents of the top content marketing books are organized, the mind maps include overviews of each book, author profiles, links to blogs and websites, Amazon.com links, and (when available) the categories where each book appears.

- Define your book's main / secondary genre - Research the top 10 books / authors in your main genre (Amazon page, pricing, # of likes, tags, categories, reviews, covers, book description, websites, social media activity / presence)- Develop a positioning statement and messages that will speak to readers of this genre but also differentiate your book - Design book cover keeping in mind what is selling in your genre and how you have positioned your book - Begin building social media presence (website, blog, FB fan page, twitter, pinterest, tumblr, slideshare, author profiles)- Decide on book formats (ebook, print, enhanced e-book) and distribution channels - Set the books price competitively, relative to the competition - Create the book launch plan and budget

Please accept my heartfelt appreciation, as the support and participation of our author community, and the communities who participated in the 21 blog tour, led to my book becoming an Amazon bestseller, in three categories, in less than eight hours.

Book Group Buzz: A Booklist blog offering organizational tools such as categories, author sites, reading guides, well - informed book club reading suggestions, and news.

With blogs now part of any writer and author website it's interesting to see that «categories» used for organising blog posts, are a real after thought for many people.

I've divided them into categories and provided the blog article title, link, author, and date published.

Read a Full Author Bio & More Posts By: Susan Farewell Post Category: Guest Blog Posts, The Ambidextrous Travel Writer Post Tags: Advice, Free Travel, Media Trips, Mistakes To Avoid, Susan Farewell

Downunder About Blog Aussie & NZ authors who love category romance.