Sentences with phrase «guest blog about the book»

Not exact matches

When I think about how much content many therapists produce in blogs, videos, and guest posts, taking the time to compile your ideas into an organized book isn't really that daunting.

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Once you have that figured out, start sharing blog posts (use #MondayBlogs to share your latest post and retweet others), information, pictures, resources, guest posts, books and posts written by others... whatever — about those topics.

For example, if your book is about fly - fishing in the Pacific Northwest, you shouldn't be guest blogging for the «Civil War Sites Then and Now» blog just because the host is your friend.

Our guest blog is by member Andi Phillips who first learned about Paper.li at Judith Briles Book Publishing Unplugged.

-- swag (bookmarks, pens, postcards, etc)-- guest blog guest blog guest blog (and not only about your book and how wonderful your toenails are).

During my virtual book tour, I was invited to do guest blog posts at the following blogs, which allowed me to ramble on as I wished about Fagin's Boy.

So, if a lot of people are blogging and writing about \ virtual book tours \, but not many are writing about \ guest blog tours \ and yet people are searching for both — which would you choose?

I'm still learning about this virtual world of blogs, guest blogs, and virtual book tours!

-- book clubs — book signings — swag (bookmarks, pens, postcards, etc)-- guest blog guest blog guest blog (and not only about your book and how wonderful your toenails are)-- interviews (give and do for others)-- don't argue with reviewers (from The Author CEO Naomi Blackburn)-- giveaways, promotions, etc. — email newsletter (aka, email marketing)-- Give back, for fuck's sake.

In the email we did this through the following sentence «we've produced guest posts on the book designer and written about book marketing extensively on our blog www.koruhousemedia.com

-- Formatting HTML newsletters — Formatting books for Smashwords — Research about the business side of being an author (e.g., how Street Teams work, how to market a book in a foreign language, podcasts that might be a good fit to have you as a guest, etc.)-- Scouting for bloggers to send book review requests to — Pitching to those bloggers and tracking responses — Formatting (and perhaps light editing) of blog posts, or organizing content — Managing your Street Team Facebook group (posing questions to keep the group engaged, answering questions, sharing upcoming news, etc.)-- Creating box sets in Scrivener from individual novels — Moving works translated into a foreign language from Word into Scrivener — Scheduling tweets and Facebook posts (ones that don't require your direct input or engagement with your audience)-- Transcribing audio interviews or notes — For non-fiction authors, VAs can do an enormous number of tasks around webinars or other training you offer (e.g., planning and booking the event, scheduling guests, managing registration lists, dealing with the back - end technology, creating and proofing slide decks, sending out advance information packages to the trainees, and then sending out follow - up information to the trainees, etc..)

You don't know how much time I've wasted combing blogs for your email address so I can contact you to ask a question about your blog, ask you to guest blog, or ask you to participate in something that might help you with book promotion.

Write reviews or articles on your blog about books and movies your target readers would enjoy Guest post on bigger blogs with lots of traffic Tie your book (or yourself) into local media.

I've got a guest post up today on Jane Friedman's blog about using KDP ads to sell books on Amazon.

She links to a guest blog post Welch wrote for her about the initial seed of the book, and she links to other discussions and reactions to the book (including from an evangelical Christian).

Also tell us what you write about on your blog (your writing life, writing tips, writing instruction, book reviews, guest authors, etc.).

Although I have my first poetry book to promote, I decided to make the «guest» spots more about having fun and creating an entertaining blog post for the blogger concerned and for their readers.

* The authors supply information about themselves, their books, guest posts, and interviews for each blog visit.

It's about finding the blogs read by the people you wrote the book for, and sharing information about the book through Q&A s, guest columns, book reviews, video chats, or other means.

I was surprised to discover through Google Analytics that one of my most popular blog posts is a very short item about how Bill O'Reilly managed to promote his Killing Lincoln book while a guest on «Saturday Night Live.»

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All Book Marketing talks about promoting eBooks — do you guest blog?

In a guest post on The Book Designer blog, Nina Amir writes about consistency across social media platform as a way of establishing your brand.

Re-purpose an old blog post, post reviews of your favorite or recently read books, invite people in the publishing world other authors, illustrators, artists, book marketing gurus to guest blog for you, post excerpts from your book and write something around the theme, post tips and ideas for writing inspiration, news about you, a video or audio clip of you talking about your present or upcoming projects, the possibilities are endless.

Kurt Willems: «My policy is that if a book is something I'm interested in, but I can't read and either A) Write and endorsement for the back or B) Write a review on the blog, I usually offer to give away my platform though either an interview or guest post about a theme in the book.

My point is, I had an ah - ha moment when I read about blog tours and guest posts to market an author's pre or post released book.

Doesn't mean I was happy about it, and I'm still getting emails from fans wondering when the third book is coming out: < P And this is after Goodreads giveaways, blogs, guest blogs, etc..

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You may remember back in April I hosted a cover reveal for this book, well now I'm delighted to welcome you to my first stop on the blog tour for The Chateau of Happily Ever Afters, before we get to the guest post here is what the book is about.

Things like offering to doing guest blog posts on another author's site, sharing their book excerpts to your audience, and announcements about local book signing events, will be plentiful.

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After a couple of years» hiatus, I started up the guest blog posts / author interviews, which gives you an opportunity to learn more about the people who writ some of the books I tell you about here.

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I'm Stephanos Bibas, and I'd like to thank Doug Berman for inviting me to guest - blog about my new book The Machinery of Criminal Justice, just published by Oxford University Press and available here.

In my last guest - blog post about my new book, The Machinery of Criminal Justice, I advocated requiring military service as a punishment for able - bodied convicts without serious violent tendencies.

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