Sentences with phrase «into authors posting»

I run into authors posting their covers in groups all the time, asking for input.

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Entrepreneur, best - selling author and self - made millionaire Grant Cardone wasn't born into riches, he writes in a recent blog post.

Bernard Marr, a global enterprise performance expert and a best - selling business author, writes in a LinkedIn post that the reason some interviewers like to ask about weaknesses is to gain insight into how self - aware you are.

«When you dive straight into emails, texts, and Facebook, you lose focus and your morning succumbs to the wants and needs of other people,» warns author Travis Bradberry in one representative post.

You'll turn up some great guest post opportunity possibilities for yourself, as well as gain some insight into ways you can connect with authors of authority.

During said post, the author says the actions of SCCL seems to delve into abuse, using personal and painful experiences with SCCL.

I will not go into any detail about it because the author of the recipe I based my bread on did just that in her post, The life - changing loaf of bread.

In this post from the Let's Move Blog, author Jennifer Seymour talks about Chef Tim Cipriano, the Executive Director of Food Services at New Haven Public Schools who was able to get salad bars into almost all of his schools this year.

Besides hashtags, dedicated Twitter - management tools like Hootsuite and TweetDeck let you break the feeds you're following down into various groups, for instance based on topics they cover or the kind of author they are (hint: track relevant journalists), and they also tend to speed up the process of posting content vs. going through Twitter.com itself.

It would seem the author of this post is considerably ignorant of current research into the human microbiome.

She is the author of Confessions of the World's Worst Dater: Her 7 Secrets to Finally Finding Love after 40, and a regular contributor to Huffington Post, Match.com, Yahoo Shine, YourTango, eHarmony.com and many other go - to resources for women who want to bring love into their life.

She is the author of Confessions of the World's Worst Dater: Her 7 Secrets to Finally Finding Love after 40, and a regular contributor to Huffington Post, Match.com, Yahoo Shine, YourTango, eHarmony.com and many other go - to resources for women who want to bring love into their lives.

Naturally it's spilled over into the dating world,» said Jonathan Alpert, a Manhattan - based psychotherapist and author of a Huffington Post column on how to keep politics from ruining your relationship.

Elle (Eva Green)-- whose name, as is often commented on in the film, literally translates to «Her» — is a supposed super-fan who ingratiates herself into Delphine's life as a «good listener» before gradually moving into the author's flat and taking over her work, deleting slanderous Facebook posts, responding to emails, and even attending a face - to - face gig in her place.

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Professor of American Politics at Boston College, is the author of a new post on the EdNext blog entitled «How civil rights enforcement got swept into the culture wars, and what a new administration can do about it.»

In this blog post Citizenship Magazine suggests that teachers join the online revolution and use a simple tool to turn pupils into web authors.

Additionally, developing a high - quality virtual - learning program can be costly, requiring sizable capital expenditures on computers and servers, sophisticated instructional design (the orchestration of different media — such as online, offline, images, sound — into compelling and effective instructional units), content and course - management systems (computer systems for organizing and facilitating collaboration on documents and courses), course - authoring platforms (computer frameworks that allow educators to «post» their courses onto the Internet), and beta and usability testing (publishing test versions of new programs to eliminate the «bugs» and ensure ease of use).

That doesn't make her any less of a shining talent, and as mentioned in a previous post, a beacon of hope for any aspiring author dipping their toes into the art as a whole.

The press release says «Author Solutions will be integrated into Penguin's back office and technology infrastructure but will continue to be run as a separate business,» and in a new post today reflecting on the deal, Friedman skeptically notes that «it seems unlikely that Pearson would meaningfully change any business practices that made ASI profitable in the first place.»

Two recent and enlightening posts: Build a More Effective Author Website and Turning Online Procrastination Time Into Writing Research Time.

-LSB-...] Over a year ago, I ran a couple of posts with insights into a survey of self - published authors.

6 Ways Twitter Lists Can Help Build Your Author Platform This guest post from Marcy Kennedy over on TheBookDesigner, shows how to use the often under - utilized Twitter «list» function to make sense of your Twitter stream and dial into those connections with other writers, other industry figures, and most importantly, your readers.

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.»

not going anywhere — author blog — again no book sales but, without your advice, posts diverse and varied outside of the book turned into a great amount of fun and self satisfaction.

Although Ingram makes your book available to them, there is no guarantee that stores / libraries will order your book, which is why we have several other blog posts with tips on how to sell your book to bookstores and how indie authors can get their books into libraries.

Of course, listing ALL the benefits is a long list, but that's what this posting is for — providing the level of detail and advice some authors are seeking when making a publishing investment into the manuscript they worked on for months, years, or even decades.

I've reported on the proposed acceptance of indie authors into The Writers» Union of Canada in previous posts.

In a guest post on David Gaughran's blog, author Nick Stephenson talked about the use of squeeze pages to bring more people into his email list.

-LSB-...] as I pointed out in a post from long ago on this in - genre - versus - other - genre - readers question from the author's perspective, we can point out what we like about the story, which gives the author great insight into their -LSB-...]

In this guest post, editor and novelist Andrew Lowe explains how self - publishing has transformed the author - editor connection into a powerful creative partnership.

Beyond that, many writers are unconvinced that having a robust author platform works for book sales (I'm not sure they've done much research into this, but that's another post).

Kaufman spoke about Copia's global expansion into Australia and Spain — and alluded to some big news that will hopefully be launched in time for next month's O'Reilly Media Tools of Change publishing event — as well the popular reception of the annotation feature that lets authors enter the discussion and post commentary inside the pages of readers» books, almost creating a «director's cut» out of books, much the way that JK Rowling has granted her fans insider access into the creation of the Harry Potter books by adding additional notes and comments on the series.

And while much of this might seem like nothing more than petty playground behavior between children who honestly do not have a clear good guy or bad guy, keep in mind that several ebook retailers incorporate the Goodreads» API into their sales pages, effectively posting book reviews that many in the Goodreads community knew to be false, and nothing more than an act of revenge against an author; real - world sales decisions have been made by consumers based on these reviews.

«The reports provide authors and publishers unprecedented insight into recent sales performance across the largest Smashwords retailers,» wrote CEO and founder Mark Coker in the post.

Wattpad may have just started as a message board of sorts for authors posting snippets of their work, but since that time so many years ago, the site has evolved into a dominating force in moving forward great content.

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All that I intend to do with this post is set the record straight and keep new authors from falling into the Rancor pit.

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In that post, I broke down author platform into the following components: expertise, contacts, social media, previous media, previous books, personality, existing readership and ability to execute.

The Rafflecopter widget can then be embedded on an author's website, a publisher's blog, a guest post in a blog tour — wherever it fits into your promotional efforts.

Sarah MacLean New York Times, Washington Post, & USA Today bestseller Sarah MacLean is the author of historical novels that have been translated into more than twenty languages, and winner of back - to - back RITA Awards for best historical romance from the Romance Writers of America.

While you definitely want to promote your writing on your author website, you can also give visitors a glimpse into your personality through a short bio, personal photos, or blog posts!

I encourage you to read his post where he analyzes what is getting authors into this club (hint: number of titles and genre).

Two - week period of posting your book cover, author bio, book description with purchase link on 20 blogs, plus a $ 25 Amazon gift certificate promotional offer to drive traffic into these blogs.

On the heels of our May 7th post on Scams and Scoundrels, we thought it would be useful to provide some tips to avoid some of the common traps we see new and aspiring authors fall into when seeking to publish and promote their work.

Have them write down the name of the book, the release date and a link to the author's website in a Word doc, so that you can easily turn it into a blog post.

Good post Joel and (intended or otherwise) a really good introduction to the importance of metadata, which authors need to understand as more of their works move into the digital space.

I thought it would be interesting to break down what I've learned into five posts and create a future page of resource links on my FRINGE DWELLER blog for indie authors that I will maintain for myself and to share.

-LSB-...] Divide and Conquer: Building an Author Platform by Proxy by Kristin Morin (@kristinba) on Joanna Penn's The Creative Penn blog is one of those posts that could go into all sorts of categories — business, tech, social media — but it seems to fit best here.