Sentences with phrase «publishing guest posts from»

Portugalist is open to publishing guest posts from other travel bloggers, writers, and websites.

While we do accept Guest Post Submissions for the Redeeming God blog, we are moving away from publishing guest posts from random contributors, and are instead focusing on building community within our regular readers.

(And, disclosure: we've published guest posts from GAIA in the past).

This week, I am delighted to publish a guest post from Mom and accomplished writer, Lane Pierce who, in her words, captures stories from the «parenthood trenches.»

Not exact matches

Start with sites you already read that you've seen publish posts from guest bloggers in the past.

Note from Jeremy Myers: I am publishing several guest posts this summer as I take some time off to rest.

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This post has been edited from a previous version published as a guest post at The Curious Case of Mommyhood.

This guest post from Peter Kellner is an extract from the Fabian Review Party Conference Special, published tomorrow.

Follow her on Twitter, peruse her informative site, and read author guest posts (including previously mentioned Chuck Wendig and Hugh Howey) to learn from this remarkable voice in the self - publishing field.

What follows is a second guest post from Kathy that was originally published with the title, How to Uphold Your Reputation as an Author.

This is a guest post from Stephanie Argy, a graduate student in Portland State University's book publishing program.

Today we present the penultimate part of our guest post from Dick Parsons, former Royal Naval lieutenant commander and self - published author.

Louida from EarningFreeMoney.com published my guest post with an invitation to join my pre-launch list.

This guest post is a great inspirational story from author Larada Horner about her journey in self - publishing after turning 60.

S.J. Scott from DevelopGoodHabits.com published my guest post with the link to my book on Amazon at the end.

We kick off the week with the third part of our guest blog post from four - time self - published author Dick Parsons.

Still to come in our Publishing Month: guest posts from writers Brandon Sanderson, Stephen Nelson, and Gini Koch, and literary agent Laurie McLean.

Guest blogging will allow you to generate a backlink from the website your post is published on back to your site.

Guest Post by Nina Amir Before sharing an excerpt from Nina Amir's new book, The Author Training Manual (Develop Markets, Craft Books That Sell, Become the Author Publishers Want, and Self - Publish Effectively), I'd like to review it briefly.

This is a guest post from Iris Febres, a graduate student in electronic publishing at Emerson College.

But I'm hanging out in a guest post over at Molly Greene's today talking about my journey from self publishing to the traditional path and back again.

Meet the... is a regular feature on I Heart Reading where I host an interview with a person from the book publishing business, or host a guest post written by them.

Re-purpose an old blog post, post reviews of your favorite or recently read books, invite people in the publishing world other authors, illustrators, artists, book marketing gurus to guest blog for you, post excerpts from your book and write something around the theme, post tips and ideas for writing inspiration, news about you, a video or audio clip of you talking about your present or upcoming projects, the possibilities are endless.

Note from Jane Friedman: Earlier this month, I featured a guest post on how self - published authors can distribute their ebooks to libraries, through the SELF - e program from Library Journal and BiblioBoard.

The following is a guest post from Lisa Cohen and an entry in February's Self - Publishing Writing Contest.

This is a guest post from Evie Prysor - Jones, Digital Publishing Executive, Blackwell's Learning platform.

Author's Digest concludes its guest post from self - published author Victoria M. Howard («Dancing for Dollars» and «Kentucky Horse Park: Paradise Found»)

Author's Digest kicks off 2018 with a guest post from contributor and self - published author Victoria M. Howard («Dancing for Dollars»)

I serialized the first book in a trilogy and uploaded it to Medium and Wattpad; ran giveaways on Amazon that were promoted by Bookbub, Booksends, etc.; pitched journalists for coverage; partnered with publications; ran organic and paid social media campaigns; gave talks; published opeds and guest posts; came on podcasts; and even created real websites and social media profiles for fictional characters and organizations from the books.

J.A. Konrath has been posting guest blogs from many self - published authors and his own novel, The List has broke the top 20.»

; ran organic and paid social media campaigns; gave talks; published opeds and guest posts; came on podcasts; and even created real websites and social media profiles for fictional characters and organizations from the books.

From time to time in this space, WestBow Press features guest posts and brief interviews with our authors about some aspect of their publishing journey.

Here's an excerpt from Ricardo's guest post for the Alliance of Independent Authors «self - publishing advice» blog.

«Guest Post: Alexandra MacKenzie on Publishing Her Second Novel» on The Literary Lab < — How publishing the second book is vastly different from Publishing Her Second Novel» on The Literary Lab < — How publishing the second book is vastly different from publishing the second book is vastly different from the first.

When we like your content, you'll get the following benefits from having a guest post published on our blog:

Note from Alexis: I don't typically publish guest posts, but this is an exception.

This guest post was written by Henry Truc from Go Banking Rates, a website that publishes informative personal finance content and helpful tools, as well as the best interest rates on financial services nationwide.

Moving away from the guest posting mindset requires a little insight on the «author's» part in that writing style, angle and ultimate objective may need to be adjusted for any one particular publishing platform.

Just yesterday we published our first guest post, from Larry Bodine, and given the context here, it's fitting his post was about corporate journalism.

To demonstrate that you are «wired» into your niche, you can request permission to re-post those that experts have written and published elsewhere; you can ask individuals from your LinkedIn groups to provide guest posts.