Sentences with phrase «on your author website here»

I've started blogging specifically about the book on my author website here, which is partially my excuse for neglecting this blog.

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Karielyn is the recipe developer and photographer for THFH website, cookbook author and Vitamix enthusiast sharing over 150 + Vitamix recipes with her readers here on her website.

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This post first appeared on the website of Al Jazeera and is reproduced here with the permission of Al Jazeera and the author.

This post first appeared on the website of CNN and is reproduced here, in part, with the permission of CNN and the author.

Here's a list of all the articles about natural hormones, nutrition and commonsense solutions for optimal health found on this website, including issues of the Virginia Hopkins Health Watch, the Health Watch Q & A, articles from the John R. Lee, M.D. Medical Letter and many articles by guest authors such as Dr. David Zava.

I now run The Farm Chicks on my own, published my second book, A Farm Chicks Christmas, and document my life as an entrepreneur, wife, mom, author, and Contributing Editor for Country Living Magazine here on my website, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

All content on this website belongs to @Huesofme and the product reviews, opinions or experiences expressed here are author's own.

Share children's finished work with the author, by getting in touch with me on here, I would love to see their work and maybe share on my website.

Here's an example of how we've made it easy for our clients to see sales, as we added two buy button on our author Website:

But having created and / or maintained websites on many platforms, generally, WordPress is the first solution I recommend to authors who aren't super tech - savvy — here's why:

The other day I made a video on using a security plugin for a WordPress site and I thought it may be a good idea to share it with authors here that may want to increase the security on their website.

Here are some of the articles that I used when planning and writing this article — all good resources on the topic of author website design.

Here are five areas to assess your author website from, with some tips on how to fix things.

Here are some questions you can answer from blog marketing guru Kristi Hines when looking at a comment to help you determine whether or not you should approve it on your author website.

There may be other costs associated with marketing, e.g. building an author website (here's my tutorial on how you can do this quickly and cheaply), email list management, advertising and other activities you choose to do.

Here at Web Design Relief, we often get the following question: Should a writer create a website that focuses on a particular book or on the work of the author in general?

A few of you may already comment on websites and blogs or perhaps saw it mentioned in the recent article «How to Get The Most From Your Writer or Author Platform «here on Book Cover Cafe.

Here's more from Jodi Picoult's website, where you can also find more information on the author's research and even read a short excerpt:

Follow the tips mentioned here to create an author website that works on smartphones, tablets, and traditional desktops.

Here are thirty - four issues to avoid on your author website:

We employ Gravatars here on the Florida Writers Association website, both for commenters and for blog post authors.

Anything you use for marketing should offer a call to action, from author websites, to rack cards, to business cards (click here to learn how to create a call to action on your writer business card).

Here Jane explains the biggest mistakes authors make on their websites.

View my free webinar (mentioned last week on the podcast) about writing your own author website here.

Anyway, the most obvious place to put your opt in link is on your blog, or website and make sure it's big and bold like the widget I created here on my author site:

Here at Happy Self Publishing, we use a system called «ad stacking» to promote authors books on multiple different websites within short periods of time.

Head here to the website of author Raimey Gallant on the third Wednesday every month (except Nov. / Dec.»cause holidays, y ’ all).

Now here comes the benefit of owning that book domain name: as soon as you no longer need this dedicated website you can simply forward your domain as noted above to the book page on your author website and no one will ever get lost.

This entry is part 14 of 26 in the series Tension, suspense and surpriseI have a guest post up at LDS Publisher today on setting up an author website — you might recognize it if you've been around here for a while.

Here are two more great sites for info and guidance on blogging: Click here to visit Copyblogger.com Click here to visit ProBlogger.net HOW TO BUILD YOUR AUTHOR WEBSITE Of course, a blog is no substitute for an author website dedicated to your book, which includes your bHere are two more great sites for info and guidance on blogging: Click here to visit Copyblogger.com Click here to visit ProBlogger.net HOW TO BUILD YOUR AUTHOR WEBSITE Of course, a blog is no substitute for an author website dedicated to your book, which includes your bhere to visit Copyblogger.com Click here to visit ProBlogger.net HOW TO BUILD YOUR AUTHOR WEBSITE Of course, a blog is no substitute for an author website dedicated to your book, which includes your bhere to visit ProBlogger.net HOW TO BUILD YOUR AUTHOR WEBSITE Of course, a blog is no substitute for an author website dedicated to your book, which includes yourAUTHOR WEBSITE Of course, a blog is no substitute for an author website dedicated to your book, which includes youWEBSITE Of course, a blog is no substitute for an author website dedicated to your book, which includes yourauthor website dedicated to your book, which includes youwebsite dedicated to your book, which includes your blog.

Click here if you missed Creating an Author Website: Part 1 and get your career as an author on the right Author Website: Part 1 and get your career as an author on the right author on the right track.

Since safety is a concern for author websites, we here at Web Design Relief would love to share some useful tips on how to protect your site, stave off hackers and identity thieves,... Continue Reading

To your question, for authors, I think the blog is most important, but one has to know how to make it effective (target audience, visual, etc), Twitter, Facebook, Google + (although ranking this one is tough, especially if you are focused on page rank — if so, you NEED to be active here), and then website (but again, if you are properly focused for page rank, a website can be invaluable).

Also, if you want 1 - on - 1 support to help you reach your publishing goals, click here now to find out how you can Schedule an Introductory Coaching Call with Mark and click here to access all of the Free Resources on our websites for authors.

For promotion, I made a big post on my fiction blog here, with all the links and a link to all of the authors» websites — then I shared the html code so they could repost (they should edit and rearrange, not post identical content... but, having us all link to each other's sites and having lots of keyword - anchored links to the book on Amazon is great for long term visibility.)

The books by best - selling author Pam Johnson - Bennett are available at bookstores everywhere, through your favorite online book retail site and also right here on our website.

Gelbspan's website account of this (full text here **) varies once again on what was supposed to be connected with climate change, but is at least more specific on which network employed the editor: [** 12/4/13 Author's note: Between the time of this 11/18/13 post and yesterday, the «CNN editor» paragraph shown in my prior screencapture link disappeared.

This article was first published on the website of IEEFA and is republished here with permission from the author.

Chris is also a prolific author regarding divorce and family law on authoritative legal websites... Click Here to Read More About Chris.

This post was originally published on the CBA Legal Futures Initiative website, and is authored by Omar Ha - Redeye, a lawyer with Fleet Street Law, a part - time professor at Ryerson University and Centennial College, and a blogger here at SLAW.