Sentences with phrase «in authorpreneur»

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In order to get them there, as a savvy authorpreneur, you'll have to do some courting.

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Writers like Joanna Penn have adopted the term authorpreneur to describe creative book crafters who consider the business side of their publishing career and their art in equal measure.

After giving up a high - powered job in marketing and development to raise a family and follow her husband to America for his job, she took up writing, became an «authorpreneur», moved back to the UK and has never had to «work» again.

When you're an authorpreneur, it's tempting to get involved in the nitty - gritty of the everyday realities of running your book business.

In 2012 I quit my $ 70,000 + a year job in corporate social media marketing and strategy with no plan and no safety net, and became a full - time authorpreneIn 2012 I quit my $ 70,000 + a year job in corporate social media marketing and strategy with no plan and no safety net, and became a full - time authorprenein corporate social media marketing and strategy with no plan and no safety net, and became a full - time authorpreneur

Additionally, smart authorpreneurs know that to market your book, it's also important to know what competition you have in your genre.

As an authorpreneur, it's easy to get lost in the weeds and to obsess about one thing, but to be successful you need to branch out.

The individualism of the self - publishing authorpreneurs, is disturbingly close to Ayn Rand's Objectivism, in which the greatest goal is individual fulfilment.

«Joanna Penn is my go - to authorpreneur for advice on making a living from writing... In this book, she shares how she does it, and does it in a non-dogmatic, open way that presents you with more than one perspective on how to do what she does.&raquIn this book, she shares how she does it, and does it in a non-dogmatic, open way that presents you with more than one perspective on how to do what she does.&raquin a non-dogmatic, open way that presents you with more than one perspective on how to do what she does.»

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I never submitted any query letters to literary agents in an attempt to be traditionally published but instead chose to go the «Authorpreneur» route.

An authorpreneur is an author — traditionally or self - published — who adapts the savvy ways of an entrepreneur in order to build a business and grow multiple revenue streams around their book.

We (will) have a thriving community of like - minded Authorpreneurs sharing their latest tips and tricks on what's working in the Book Sales Page marketing world.

When authors take control of their career in that manner, and when we start thinking bigger picture in longer term about what they're going to use this book for and what other books they come up with, that's when I think that they become an authorpreneur and they're engaging authorpreneurship is just taking control, knowing what you're doing and experimenting on what you don't know.

We're talking to Matilda Butler today, another contributor in the Will the R.E.A.L. Authorpreneur Please Stand Up?

For 2016, some hypotheses from top self - published «authorpreneurs» and others in the publishing industry have caught Midnight Publishing's attention, and we wanted to share them with our readership, as well as our insight into the topic and how best we can help you utilize the concepts in your own life.

We're back this week to feature another contributor in the Will the R.E.A.L. Authorpreneur Please Stand Up?

Fifteen authorpreneurs that have successfully mastered the art of Authorpreneurship are featured in Sharon C. Jenkins» latest release, Will the R.E.A.L. Authorpreneur Please Stand Up?.

This compilation launches in July 2015, featuring such successful authorpreneurs as Rochelle Carter, Nina Amir, Joel Friedlander, Tyora Moody, Brian Smith, Matilda Butler and W. Terry Whalin.

The term «authorpreneur» is a fairly new term in the literary industry.

Glad to be alongside you and others in Will the R.E.A.L Authorpreneur Please Stand Up?

MORE ABOUT JOANNA PENN If you're an aspiring authorpreneur in search of a great role model, follow Joanna's blog and read her non-fiction books here: www.thecreativepenn.com If you love to read supernatural thrillers, check out her fiction site here: www.jfpenn.com

You are now an authorpreneur, and in order to get your book into the hands of your readers, you need to get a handle on the business side of writing.

In this special Author Marketing Podcast we sit down with Authorpreneur Joanna Penn and Kobo's Mark Lefevbre to talk about author success.