Sentences with phrase «from author blogging»

I want to make it clear that I'm not talking about business blogging, which is different from author blogging.

Not exact matches

Charles Duhigg, staff writer for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit, answers questions from readers on Quora on topics ranging from how to develop a blogging habit to what it's like to work as a journalist.

Author Alexandra Levit, for instance, recently blogged about receiving an email from «a 45 - year - old who was thrilled that after more than 20 years in corporate America, he was at last working in a so - called «open environment.»

My interests (and blogging habits) trend toward the practical aspects of a much more embodied anthropology than is generally acceptable, a hermeneutic that takes its cue from the biblical authors themselves, and the continuing reformation of evangelical ecclesiology.

From The Author: «When I first started blogging, like a hundred bajillion years ago (kidding it was only four), I was intent on creating unique quinoa recipes that would grab people's attention and make them hungry...»

I'm posting from Mom 2.0 Summit this morning, where I'm wearing my hats as a consultant (helping a client with their conference presence), blogger (I'll be speaking on the state of the blogging union), and author (Asha and my work was nominated for two Iris Awards!).

My favorite episodes are: Talking fashion and blogging with Liz Schneider of Sequins & Stripes, How to create a capsule wardrobe with Caroline from Un-fancy, and how to create a beautiful, value - driven outlook on life with Alex Ikonn, author of «The Five Minute Journal.»

The authors» examples of beyond - school learning, from blogging, to multiplayer online games, to Wikipedia, serve to illustrate the new, fluid culture of learning.

I think some of the most successful blogs that I see from authors are usually multi-contributor blogs, where you see like five or six thriller authors or romance authors or science fiction authors get together, and that helps reduce a little bit of the burden and the pressure because you're trading off blogging responsibilities, but you're also bringing together all of the different audiences you have, and there's a lot of good cross-pollination there.

Each author publishes his / her stories independently from the others but when it comes to the iffy bits (like creating the cover, proof - reading, blogging, advertising) we stick together.

Details: An international blogging competition from the NUHA foundation established «as a platform to debate issues of education and development, and to provide an opportunity for authors to be published and to develop their self - confidence».

As it turns out, most of them are either by authors who have never been a part of the program and are speculating about whether it's a good idea or not, or by people who are blogging their epic quest to get as many nominations as possible during the 30 - day window (which I think is a bit silly, since the decision is mainly based on the publishing team anyway — Beauty's Songbook scraped by with only two days in «Hot and Trending» and pretty much no support from my fans).

It will also help you get your book blogged and go from aspiring author to published author.

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.

Blogging about the sale of the company to Pearson / Penguin, she writes, «Despite ASI's claims about customer satisfaction, the comments threads of my posts about ASI's acquisition of Xlibris, Trafford, etc.... are replete with complaints from unhappy authors, and I receive many more via email.»

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware A little while back, I blogged about yet another of the ways in which PublishAmerica was attempting to extract cash from its authors: a fee - charging «literary agency.»

Last December, I blogged about Amazon's KDP Select program, which allows KDP authors to participate in Amazon's Kindle Owners» Lending Library and be paid per borrow from a fund established by Amazon.

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By combining book trailers, press releases, social media, blogging, and article marketing, you can set yourself apart from other authors and books.

What stops me from blogging is that I have come up with 75 to 100 of my own unique marketing techniques that 99 percent of authors and book marketing experts are not creative enough to come up with.

the only thing I haven't done on Author Central is to pull in my blog from my website, so it looks like I better start blogging.

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I've not been blogging for too long, it will have been a year by the end of this month, but have already received so many emails from indie authors.

This information was meant to help authors reach more readers quickly, and have a successful launch on a budget without doing all the heavy - lifting that most authors shy away from (blogging, listbuilding, etc).

Although I have worked in the IT industry for over 20 years and have a solid grasp of technology, and although I am a published author who is active on social media, I came away from Kristen's book with insights on how and where I need to improve my approach, especially to blogging.

And lots of authors have asked us for something similar so we are currently building a one - pager for them where they can aggregate all their information from Amazon — so the books they have on Amazon — all their information from Goodreads — so we'll have an integration with Goodreads — and also with all the traditional blogging platforms like WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr, so you can have your latest blogpost also on your profile.

Building a site with Blogger is an option, too, if you're interested in blogging or setting up an author website, and not selling anything from your website.

There is everything in here about her from her personal experience, the tools she uses, recommendations to other authors, social media marketing, blogging, professional speaking, and metadata for your books.

By Turgay Birand 2016-08-09T13:12:29 +00:00 August 4th, 2016 Categories: Uncategorized Tags: ebook author, from blogging to eBook writing, indie author tips

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Author Elana Johnson blogged earlier this year that Goodreads had added the ability to upload an excerpt from your book, like a free preview for readers.

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This will be a strange way to begin a guide to blogging, but I want to save you time, trouble, and heartache: The average author does not benefit much from blogging.

Most recently, I followed a link in her post from October, «What Should Authors Blog About» that took me to writer, traveler, and unconventional living guru Chris Gillebeau's blogging -LSB-...]

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A new program from Penguin that made me throw up in my mouth when I read about it... Book Country, which debuted in April as a place for authors to post their work for critique, recently announced a program to turn manuscripts posted on their website into ebooks and paper books... I'm blogging about this to warn newbie authors NOT to use Book Country.

One of us, after reading up on author platform, branding and the like, suggested we might benefit from working together to pin down our author identity: What our persona is, for the purposes of placing our manuscripts, blogging, reading publicly, and marketing our work.

I don't advise authors to go into blogging with the expectation of making money on affiliate marketing or direct sales from a blog.

British author Lexi Revellian has blogged extensively about her Kindle Scout experiences from across the pond.

I just blogged about this yesterday; a few weeks ago, I heard from an author who had priced all his books at free and he wasn't reaching readers.

«People Are Trying To Make Money From You» At The Bookseller this week, author Isabel Losada is blogging for us about her experiences as a writer here at London Book Fair.

As we've already established, blogging is an incredibly pervasive part of building your author platform and important for bringing traffic to your site, yet many writers shy away from it for two main reasons: they don't feel comfortable with their outer voice (blogging is a very much «put - yourself - out - there - endeavor») and they much rather write and stay put - OR -... [Read more...]

via Better Business Blogging — One of our Web design clients recently asked us whether she should have her blog separate from her main author website, and this article answered the question wonderfully.

How to Blog for Authors and Writers from Joanna Penn is a unique resource for authors new to blogging to get them oriented and up and rAuthors and Writers from Joanna Penn is a unique resource for authors new to blogging to get them oriented and up and rauthors new to blogging to get them oriented and up and running.

This week, from the vast content flow passing by my window, I've selected articles for you on author blogging (always a hot topic around here), working with Google, managing your social media efforts, dealing with the trauma of Google Reader's announced demise, and a new distribution option.

How to Succeed with Your Blogged Book or Booked Blog Project by Nina Amir describes how you can use your blog effectively to transform yourself from blogger to author by either blogging a book or booking a blog.

It would have been easy to take millions for my books, but my success came from the friends and authors I met on Twitter and through blogging, emailing, and selling books one person at a time.

The author has a long affiliation with Seeking Alpha, an organization that I have supported, and benefited from during my time of blogging.

In Citizen Canine, which I blogged about a couple weeks ago, author David Grimm, «trace [s] the evolution of dogs and cats from wild animals to quasi-citizens.»