Sentences with phrase «professional author blog»

Despite the ease to get set up, these free sites can be too restrictive for growing a professional author blog or website.

Its interesting, I do not actually write books or anything like this, but I create content for a small company's website, and do social as well, but the process for creating content, is something I always get help to, by reading professional authors blogs and articles like this one.

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He is the author of treatises on proxy voting and shareholder communications and his articles have appeared in The London Financial Times, The New York Times, The New York Law Journal, The American Lawyer, Insights, Pensions & Investments, The Corporate Governance Advisor, Directors & Boards, the Journal of Law and Contemporary Problems and other publications and professional blogs.

The articles posted on this blog / website are the opinion of the author and should not be considered professional financial advice.

New Orleans, LA About Blog I'm a self - taught baker, turned professional baker, turned food photographer and cookbook author.

The content in this blog is authored by our in - house team of health professionals or carefully selected experts from amongst our suppliers and other partners.

Dr. Donielle (Doni) Wilson, is a naturopathic doctor, professional midwife, clinical nutritionist, author, and researcher whose blog is at her website drdoni.com.

The author is an American Association for Drugless Practitioners Certified Holistic Health Coach, but you should never substitute information from this blog for information obtained from your presiding licensed medical professional.

Sydney, Australia About Blog Michelle Sparkes, Health professional, author, speaker, long term recovered survivor of anorexia and EDNOS.

I am a wife of 16 years, the mother of 2 teenage boys, HR professional and the author and creative juice behind the blog.

With authors including IBM's Sebastian Krause, Cloudonomics author Joe Weinman, and Ian Moyse from the Cloud Industry Forum, CloudTech has hundreds of blogs about numerous cloud - related topics and reaches over 320,000 cloud computing professionals.

About Blog Beth Tancredi is a professional writer, blogger, author, ghostwriter and editor.

Sydney, Australia About Blog Michelle Sparkes, Health professional, author, speaker, long term recovered survivor of anorexia and EDNOS.

NJ About Blog Founded by professional trader and best - selling author, Lawrence G. McMillan, McMillan Analysis Corporation («MAC»), a registered investment adviser and commodity trading adviser, has been providing options - oriented advice, money management.

New Orleans, LA About Blog I'm a self - taught baker, turned professional baker, turned food photographer and cookbook author.

Lexington, NC, USA About Blog I'm the president of Nonprofit Marketing Guide.com, and a leading author, trainer, and adviser to nonprofit marketing and fundraising professionals, executive directors, and boards of directors.

Indianapolis, IN About Blog I am certified by HGTV staging expert and Home Staging for Dummies author, Christine Rae's program - Certified Staging Professional ® Instructed by ASID Interior Designer Cathy Hobbs.

About Blog Your most comprehensive, no - nonsense coverage of the Cleveland Browns, with news and professional analysis of the team by published author Dave Algase.

With authors including IBM's Sebastian Krause, Cloudonomics author Joe Weinman, and Ian Moyse from the Cloud Industry Forum, CloudTech has hundreds of blogs about numerous cloud - related topics and reaches over 320,000 cloud computing professionals.

About Blog Writer's Relief (est. 1994) is an author's submission service; we help writers make targeted, professional submissions to literary agents & editors.

The Entire Universe About Blog We're a group of authors and publishing professionals (formerly known as Let the Words Flow) who blog about all things reading, writing, books, and occasionally boBlog We're a group of authors and publishing professionals (formerly known as Let the Words Flow) who blog about all things reading, writing, books, and occasionally boblog about all things reading, writing, books, and occasionally booze.

Blog authors, YouTubers, podcasters, and social media or professional celebrities who are using online courses to complement their income.

Additionally, Susan also has written articles for several online magazines, guest authored posts on various professional blogs and has recently authored two books: Shake the Sketch: An Arts Integration Workbook and A Vocal Advocate.

Adam Steiner's blog (@steineredtech) is inspired by the award - winning book, Professional Capital (Authors Andy Hargreaves @HargreavesBC and Michael Fullan @MichaelFullan1).

He is also founder and executive director of a Virginia nonprofit, founder and author of the Eduflack blog, and founder and chairman of online professional social network Educommunicators.

A blog by Edie Melson — author, editor and blogger — she's a leading professional within the writing industry, as well as a popular instructor and mentor.

Every day I seek talent and publishing events through blogs, from indie authors to professional organizations, and it's amazing how many do - not - have share buttons.

But in my travels, I've seen non-fantasy writers declare that description is boring and to get rid of it — in fact, in a blog by a professional writer, an author said that editors don't like a lot of description, so keep it short.

Professional authors, here are 10 ways to keep your blog posts varied and engaging.

It's not always the case, but as a generality, you might end up on some more high traffic blogs if you go with a professional service, because the blogs that have thousands and thousands of followers might not have time to read every single email they get from every single author.

And now, even established professional authors have begun to experiment with a mix of traditional and self - publishing, such as famous New York Times bestselling author Kristine Kathryn Rusch, who blogs about the industry at KrisWrites.com.

No one wants to see a magazine fold, and news that Kirkus «s demise was especially troubling to authors, publishers, book publicists, and other publishing industry professionals because book review outlets (if you discount online book review outlets such as blogs and online bookstores) have seriously contracted during the past few years.

I think it can be intimidating to try to tackle a professional blog / website without much graphic design experience (I know for me it was terrifying to try using WordPress) but there are some great templates out there like Weebly - what I use - that are user - friendly but still give the author an ability to create a visually - striking, evocative site.

-LSB-...] WordPress blog from Jane Friedman; tips and best practices for using Klout from Geekless Tech; the essentials for building a professional author website from Bookcover Cafe; and how to be a jerk on Twitter (so do the opposite!)

There are seemingly endless blogs, newsletters, and online educational tools to help industry professionals, and Page Two feels that new authors and self - publishers could stand to gain from these great resources.

series, writes regularly on her Author Blog and is the founder of the The Alliance of Independent Authors (ALLi), a nonprofit, professional association for self - publishing writers.»

I don't usually post on blogs (even my own) but I agree with this post, for I can say, without doubt, I would not have spent four years, thousands of dollars, and countless hours on The Phantom of the Earth if (1) I thought for an instant that someone out there could prevent my work from making its way to readers; (2) that there wasn't a global support system that would enable me to put forward a professional product; and (3) that readers weren't at least open to trying out a new, self - published author.

-- Building your own «platform» which includes your blog or website and social media profiles — Connecting with fans of your work and converting them to zealous evangelists — Professional quality design in everything you do — A winning «author story» that answers why you write, your purpose and intention.

Publishing Crawl is a blog maintained by a group of authors and publishing professionals.

Media Coverage: Mention of your book via any media outlet, which includes, but isn't limited to, reviews, TV interviews, radio interviews, websites, blog reviews, and an author Q & A. Coverage is most often secured as a result of professional pitching to media outlets.

Writing your book as a series of blog posts is the best approach for busy authors, content marketers, and self - employed professionals.

Agents are also beginning to help self - publishing authors to get professional outside developmental and copy - editing, a great jacket designer, set up their website and learn how to social network, make a video for YouTube, get on Facebook, and learn how to strategically blog and tweet.

Since TechH2o.com is a technical blog, I wouldn't expect its writer to know that which should be obvious to authors, publishers, book publicists, and other book publishing professionals: one doesn't pay for legitimate book reviews.

Here with the inside scoop is Donna Huber, marketing professional, author of Secrets to a Successful Blog Tour, and book blogger at Girl Who Reads.

Blog Post Quality and Quantity — How to Have Your Cake and Eat it Too by Stanford Smithat on Pushing Social 5 Signs You're Having a Blog Identity Crisis & 8 Ways to Fix It by Roni Loren Essential Twitter Hashtags for Authors, Readers and Publishing Industry Professionals by Jordan Dane on The Kill Zone

A professional author website design is more than a blog, it's a portfolio site that includes these author website essentials:

The Author Platform is the neat, clean, professional place (website, blog, twitter and facebook image, and personality) where interested parties (like the media) can find the meat behind the books that author wAuthor Platform is the neat, clean, professional place (website, blog, twitter and facebook image, and personality) where interested parties (like the media) can find the meat behind the books that author wauthor writes.

The content for posts published in this blog is based on the knowledge and writings of several of the most respected and knowledgeable professionals in the book publishing industry: people like Dan Poynter, founder and President of ParaPublishing.com and author of many books; Danny O. Snow, founder of Unlimited Publishing, LLC; Marilyn Ross and Sue Collier, co-authors of The Complete Guide to Self - Publishing; Karrie Ross, a book designer and branding specialist, Dana Lynn Smith, The Savvy Book Marketer; Karen Hodges Miller, author of Finish Your Book and newly released Sell Your Book; and Bobbi Linkemer, author of How to Write a Nonfiction Book.

The website should be both attractive and professional, and feature an associated blog from where the author can make posts about publications, appearances, and other news.

Some industry professionals argue that blogging is hit or miss — some authors greatly enjoy writing blog content and will get the readership they want, while others never reap the rewards for their work.