Sentences with phrase «first author newsletter»

Not exact matches

Glenn Miller presents Get Your Newsletter into Their Inboxes: How to Avoid Spam Filters posted at Career Authors, saying, «The first step to making sure your subscribers see every email you send is to avoid spam filters on the way to their inboxes.»

If you're like me and you get a hundred author newsletters on the first of each month, you start to weed out the senders who send twice a week.

When readers sign up for bestselling author, Bella Andres» newsletter in the first auto responder, she thanks readers for their support saying, «Hello!

Typically, you want to begin building your author platform at least six months before your first book even comes out — start your blog, comment on others» blogs, set up a newsletter, and grow your presence online and in readers» circles like Wattpad by posting excerpts of your work.

I had to learn the ropes first and I did that by subscribing to really good author or book marketing newsletters and blogs, and then taking the advice that I felt worked for me, or else was possible.

A newsletter sign up box should be the first item that your author website should have.

The first question in most authors» minds is: how does this affect my newsletter?

The best technique I've seen to date is to use the first book in the series as a free download for signing up with an author (or agent) newsletter.

93 might not seem like much, but for an unpublished author still 3 years away from my debut (or even sending my first newsletter!)