Sentences with phrase «on building an author brand»

Our focus is on building the author brand, ensuring that all of our authors receive bestseller treatment through a strong marketing strategy and the knowledge that the Manatee Books team are there to support them through the entire publication journey.

Kimberley Grabas, founder of YourWriterPlatform.com, offers an awesome tutorial on building your author brand, including a «Brand Identity Checklist» for more things to consider as you polish your online presence.

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By helping your employees build that brand rather than squelching individuality, you can build an army of very powerful advocates,» says Ted Rubin, author of Return on Relationship #RonR and Dynamic Signal adviser.

In The Storyteller's Secret: From TED Speakers to Business Legends, Why Some Ideas Catch on and Others Don't (St. Martin's Press), bestselling author and communication expert Carmine Gallo explains why storytelling and its power to build emotional connections is increasingly valued in today's workforce and is helping brands change hearts and minds.

He is also the author of I F**king Love that Company on building love brands and co-author of Getting to Plan B, a book on managing innovation.

He's the author of «The Revenge of Brand X: How to Build a Big Time Brand on the Web or Anywhere Else» and founder of i-legions.com, which builds revenue - generating Branded Communities (R) for major brands.

While we authors are responsible for building our own brands, we receive a great deal of support and advice from HI on promo, and have a forum in which we can ask questions and get direct answers from the editors, marketing people etc which is available to everyone.

Whether you are a professional service provider looking to build your brand and find prospects or an author with talent to spare for helping your fellow authors, you can sell your service on the BookWorks classifieds.

How you build your author brand and platform will depend on your particular strengths, your unique qualities, the story you have to tell, and your target audience.

John Purkiss takes us on an inward journey to show us how to build an authentic author brand.

March 2014: The Platform Blog platform countdown to book pub May 2014: Appearance on Author Hangout, details at www.jelenpub.com May 1, 2014, 5:30 — 7:30, Berrett - Koehler Publishers Book Promotion Forum, San Francisco, CA July 30, 2014: Free Platform Webinar, register at https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3447338748608137730 July, 2014: Author Branding panel, Litquake, San Francisco, CA October 9, 2014: The Twelve New Rules That Build Author Platform webinar Writer Unboxed Guest Post: «The Dozen New Digital Rules Authors Need to Know»

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I am great at helping authors to build their brand and extend it on social media.

How Authors can build their brand on Pinterest by improving their Pinterest Profile and Top 5 Boards.

Author and marketing consultant Mark Schaefer will present his thoughts on the importance of personal branding today, the connection between branding and books, and the essential elements of building a «heroic brand» in our information dense world.

Now, if you're going through a dry spell as a writer, or if you're such a successful author that you can afford to take time off from writing in between book promotion campaigns, then you might well have the time that building your brand, and expanding your name recognition, on Twitter takes.

It was so much fun building Claire's author brand on Pinterest with pins and boards, and I look forward to seeing how her Pinterest activity grows and flourishes.

My business demographic is also authors and I do see a lot of the same on Twitter however, through building relationships and interacting, and providing helpful, practical content, I've built a strong fan base who are eager to purchase my first business book (sent out in a free «challenge» via email earlier this year)-- my non-business books are branded differently and under a totally different author account.

Remember, though, that as long as you're focused on building your own author brand and body of work, the author name you publish under should take precedence over the publishing company name.

That's my two cents on using Facebook to build your author brand and promote your book.

It's also worth noting that authors who have spent time, effort, and money on building a readership exclusively on KU have little to no brand recognition outside of it, so many who do leave are immediately hit with a lack of sales through other channels and are forced back because, hey, a writer's got ta eat, too.

Griese points out that, according to the law of averages, authors who use a subsidy publisher will not make money on their books, although other benefits (credibility, speaking engagements, building brand, and so forth) may well accrue, rendering the book publishing effort worwhile.

Jane Friedman is an expert on helping authors publish and build their brand in the digital age.

A brand new author needs to build that reputation, and while they can find success and break out on their own, I am not willing to be their gatekeeper when I could be reading new (and old) novels from Ann Leckie, Steven Brust, Elizabeth Bear, Daniel Abraham, Peter Hamilton, and Kameron Hurley.

This puts brand - building nonfiction books at a disadvantage, as your book would be competing against good review of a pop - culture fiction book in a mass circulation magazine like Cosmopolitan, or a controversial or timely author interview on Oprah!

Add on the strategy of building an email list of readers who love your work and you'll be able to launch and grow your author brand to new heights, with the aim of becoming a full time writer.

Tips For Building a Loyal Following on Social Media to Help Market Your Book By Brittney Karpovich, Social Media Expert Smith Publicity Social media can be a great way to bring attention to your book and author brand, and is now an integral part of most authors» marketing plans.

In the webinar we created for Indie Author Day, we laid out 5 steps to building and marketing your author brand that will get you on the right Author Day, we laid out 5 steps to building and marketing your author brand that will get you on the right author brand that will get you on the right track.

Business authors need to be sure that the publisher will be a good partner as they build their wider brand, that they'll have their say on questions of design, timing, publicity and so on.

(I don't recommend going exclusive for authors who want to make a career of writing and — you want to build a brand and a business and extend your reach everywhere — but for a side project you don't want to devote as much time to, it can make sense to just focus on what's likely to earn you the most money.)

Build your author brand where your readers hang out... on Facebook, Twitter, Amazon and yes... even on Scribd and Oyster (but just don't expect these services to boost your sales.)

That means focusing very much on the author as [a] brand, and aiming for a select number of high - quality writers we can work with to build long - term careers.»

I'd build your brand based on your author name.

Your author website should focus on building your brand and establishing a solid fan base so that all subsequent marketing efforts become that much more effective.

Not sure what your blog is about but I find that having experts guest (here on practical advice, and on my personal author blog RachelintheOC.com sharing real - life stories which is my branding there), gives me a chance to share my platform with others (again, building relationships), and brings their followings to my blog and vice versa.

The second, addressing marketing issues like «positioning» and «branding» for authors, was built on a Powerpoint presentation.

So start 2015 on the write foot, and take the most important step toward building your author brand today!

Authors interested in building their personal brands with a book will appreciate Bob Baker's recent post, The Top 7 Book Promotion and Self - Publishing People to Follow on Twitter.

This allows me to see the possible trajectory of their career and how all their books might work together, one building on the next and helping them sell more books and create an author brand.

I especially liked the in - depth information on building your brand and the importance of your author platform.

Today we did an awesome live class on building a bestselling author website, including topics to writing about, content marketing, getting more traffic and email subscribers, and design and branding.

How you can use preorders to keep loyal readers on your train How to find and engage in specialized communities where your prospective readers are hanging out How to leverage blogs to build your author brand and collaborate with fellow indie authors, plus how to organize a blog tour How to use Smashwords Coupons to build readership, engage with readers and incentivize list - building... and much more.

If your story strikes the desired emotional response from readers, you're on your way to building a powerful and influential author brand.

If you've been working hard to create an effective marketing and promotion campaign, then you've no doubt spent a meaningful amount of time on the essential elements an author must have to build a strong reputation: quality writing, great branding, networking, social media presence, author website, promotional items (like mailers, writing conference goodies, and other materials), and more!

This ongoing series of essays on the craft of writing will include all topics related to writing fiction, including: The Basics Plot & Structure Voice Theme POV Characterization Dialogue Narrative Creating a bond with your reader Pacing Advanced writing and plotting techniques Writer's block Marketing Branding Publishing Self - publishing Healthy habits Bad habits The Writer's Life eBook formatting Paperback formatting Amazon keywords Writing blurbs and descriptions Cover design & layout Productivity The Classics Short stories Poetry The Writing Process Show don't Tell Self - editing Proofreading Building a solid career Targeting a specific genre Genre Fiction Literary Fiction Sharpening your writing skills Making every word count Deadlines Putting together an Anthology Working with other artists Collaborating Grammar Punctuation Writing for a career Treating it as a business Running a small press Financing your career Keeping track of your royalties Staying motivated Writing movies Writing comics Writing games Building a fan - base Online presence Newsletters Podcasting Author interviews Media appearances Websites Blogging And so much more... Are you ready to be called an aAuthor interviews Media appearances Websites Blogging And so much more... Are you ready to be called an authorauthor?

Having a blog isn't about selling on other platforms, although it's good for that, it's all about branding yourself, building what I like to call your «author brand» and communicating with and creating a base of fans.

When it comes to author marketing and building a brand, ensuring fans and followers have ways to connect with you on a more personal level is equally as powerful.

Your time isn't better spent on your Amazon sales page or cover design... you can perfect that in a couple of hours... to be successful in self publishing, you need to spend time and effort building your author brand and you need to be prolific.

Our digital program is centered around your brand; focused on building you as an author introducing you to romance readers everywhere.

Oh, as a bonus for your labor day weekend, here's a great link to an excellent article on how to build your author brand through UTube and more!