Sentences with phrase «follow authors in your genre»

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First Draft Worksheet # 1: Students fill in the following information about their books: title, author, genre, character's name, and reward amount.

Follow people who complement your brand and other authors in your genre or niche.

As I am scrolling and looking I will also look for other authors in the genre and see if they have a big following and follow some of their followers in the same way I described above.

So, if an agent gets queries from two different authors who've written books in the same genre, and both projects are great, but one author has a big social media following and the other one doesn't, who do you think the agent is going to choose?

You can find related accounts to follow by searching for authors in your genre and looking at their follower lists.

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For unknown authors, it takes a year minimum to build anything resembling a following for your book, no matter what genre it's in.

What I've been doing is looking for authors in my genre (time travel adventure), and looking at the list of their followers, and following the ones that don't say «author of» or «selling follower lists» or offering to do promotion for a fee.

It is actually ok to follow some of the ones that are «Author of» because the people that write in genre also read in genre and buy books.

Debbie Carter is an Agent with Muse Literary Management and is currently seeking authors in the following Genres:

Follow 10 bestselling authors in your genre on Twitter.

However, if you have done your research and have been following the Author Earnings reports, if you have talked to other authors and asked about their experiences — especially if they write in the same genre you do — then you may have enough information to make a decision without taking time to try out other markets.

Some of the earliest and most notable authors in the genre who helped it find its feet are: Laurel K. Hamilton of the Anita Blake series — often considered one of the most substantial works in the genre, Neil Gaiman's masterpiece, Neverwhere (the urban fantasy adventure set in London and a twist off parallel London Below), and another in the genre that's developed a major cult following: The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher.

(Hint: find another author who writes in the same genre as you and follow their followers.)

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You can find them by searching for book bloggers, also by following other authors in your genre or area of expertise to see who's reading them.

When I started looking for more authors in this fast - paced genre I was thrilled when I found all these fantastic authors to follow.

It is unwise to try to copy another author's marketing tactics if they have a different publishing schedule to you, or they have a bigger or smaller following, or even if they are writing in a different genre.

Do follow the top authors in your genre, but treat them with respect.

If you write fiction, romance or children's books, take a look at authors that compete in your particular genre and follow the lead of the most successful.

Following Paul's blog titled «Strength in Numbers» yesterday, you can see with your own eyes (especially if you have purchased SEALs of Summer superbundle onto your eReading device) how collaboration can allow authors of the same genre to join forces and deliver the collection of stories that readers can not resist.

40K sells books in the following genres: essays for creative life including Any Fool can Write a Novel but it takes a Real Genius to Sell it, which is one I have to read; essays on authoring in the digital age, and fantasy, literary, sci - fi and steampunk short stories.

Better yet, get a group of authors in your genre together to FB and tweet each others» posts to their followings.

Also, if an author isn't sufficiently prolific in each genre, it can be hard to build a following in any of them.

You need to find the right sorts of followers — the ones that follow other authors that write in a similar genre.

When you're done with those, find a popular author in your genre on Twitter, and follow the people who follow her.

Firstly, I'd write some posts about the best indie books in your genre and let authors know about it; and also review their books; and follow them and interact with them online.

We can also help build our platforms by following and friending other authors in the same genre (s).

If you haven't spent time finding new industry people or other authors in your genre to follow, do that now.

All in all, even though I don't write romance novels, I am following this closely because maybe someday, some narcicisstic looney might somehow trademark a common use word of the English language of the fantasy genre and me or a huge other array of authors I am friends with could be affected.

Abbott purchased a piece of marketing software called Tweet Adder that enabled her to make contact with people who followed other authors in the same genre.

Readers will start downloading free and discounted books in the genres / sub genres they love and joining mailing lists, following authors on twitter and / or liking Facebook pages.