Sentences with phrase «favorite authors on blogs»
Also, the article says, readers now expect to connect with their favorite authors on blogs, Twitter, Facebook, and more.
https://lindacassidylewis.com/ Not exact matches
Recently on the TED Ideas blog Anthony Tjan, author of Good People: The Only Leadership Decision That Really Matters and CEO of VC firm Cue Ball Group, talks to Julia Fawal and shares his favorite techniques for screening out jerks during job interviews, including these three questions:
(example — one of my favorite teen fantasy authors — and yes, I still read teen fantasy even though I'm mid-20s — is sherwood smith, and she is always answering questions for readers on her blog and a live journal community — her blog is http://sartorias.livejournal.com/).
Hi Linda — I saw your hauntingly beautiful trailer on Silvia's blog, and I've got Yakimalli's Gift on my Amazon List for my next order — who can resist an Indie author recommended by one of my favorite bloggers, coupled with Native American flute music and historic photos of «our Ancients»?!?
You've published your ebook, done book blog tours, pimped your work on Twitter and Facebook, and you even got such - and - such favorite author to provide a blurb.
But luckily I found it a few months later, and this blog now gets an average of 12,000 hits a month on its four monthly posts and I have a blog partner, Ruth Harris, who is one of my favorite best - selling authors — someone I'd never have dreamed of meeting three years ago.
One of my favorite tutorials on creating fixed - layout ePUBs is R. Scot Johns's (@RScotJohns) seven - part series of posts «How To Create Fixed - Layout iBooks» on Scot's Blog: The Adventures of an Independent Author.
Support your favorite cause: Use your author blog to talk about something that truly matters to you — and give readers the opportunity to do something about it by sharing links on your author blog.
I found several great blogs on the subject, and some truly terrific gems from my favorite authors.
Debdatta has asked all participants to discuss our favorite book or author on our blog, so here I go... To -LSB-...]
(1) Browsing in a bookstore (2) In person recommendation from people you know (3) Browsing online book sites (4) Best - seller lists (5) From books I've sampled (6) Following favorite authors on social media (7) From book recommendation lists (8) Library or library staff recommendations (9) Book review blogs and sites (10) From online retail sites that recommend based on what I've bought / read before
It's too early to tell but I will be watching closely... Although I don't have a large following yet, I do have a few of my favorite authors on my Facebook page and will re-post this blog there to see if it can be helpful for them and I can possibly get their feedback as well.
Author Andrea K Höst shares «A Rough Guide to Diana Wynn Jones» in her recent guest post on the Book Smugglers blog (one of my favorite review blogs, by the way.)
Yesterday I spoke at an AAR / Association of Authors» Representatives panel together with Connor Raus (who runs digital advertising agency CRKWD) about understanding social media and how to use it effectively — as you know, a favorite topic of mine here on The Book Publicity Blog.
The folks at one my favorite authors blogs, «Where Writers Win,» listed the 20 most retweetable words on Twitter along with the 20 least retweetable words.
If you have a favorite thing of mine, leave a review on Amazon, or Goodreads... sign up for the free signed copy giveaway on Goodreads for my novel Gideon's Curse... buy «Remember Bowling Green» so I can donate the money to the ACLU... the thing that would make me feel the best on my birthday would be to entertain some people, and to feel as if I write — and I talk about that — and it's of more than slight, passing interest to a few of the thousands of folks who follow me between this profile and my author page... Going to put this on my author page as well, and on my blog so it goes to Goodreads, and on Wattpad, where literally tens of thousands of people read my novel Heart of a Dragon for free, and loved it (from the comments) but could not ring themselves to pay the $ 2.99 or $ 3.99 to read the rest of the series... writing is a lonely profession... help a fella out.
Over at Milenomics, one of my favorite travel hacking blogs, the author strives for EQM - Zero, on the grounds that it's so easy to earn rewards currencies that spending actual money is a mug's game.