Sentences with phrase «questions on her author website»

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A similar question was posed to bestselling author Andrew Weil, MD. «We don't have any evidence suggesting that coconut oil is better for you than other saturated fats,» he states on his website.

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In an article on the UK website, The Guardian, author Tanya Gold asks the question, Are Britons who are searching for love online, looking in the wrong place?

As part of our ongoing effort to promote JPAM authors to the APPAM membership and the public policy world at large, we are asking JPAM authors to answer a few questions to promote their research article on the APPAM website.

You will probably enjoy selecting the best excerpt, writing discussion questions, and pulling elements that include your author bio, your book description, and your book announcement press release from your online press kit into a reading group section on your website.

I have a question about author websites (with a domain in the author's name) versus having a book landing page on a site that is the author's site but is not in the author's name.

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.

QUESTION: Have you used a mailing list to increase traffic on your author website or boost sales of your book?

It's a great question that relates to the importance of ebook authors creating a profit strategy based on using links in Kindle ebooks to drive qualified traffic to their websites.

We are big believers in author websites, but we decided to take this question to the person we consider the expert on the subject: Annik LaFarge.

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?

We have a list of questions that authors can chooseto answer if they would like an Author Q&A listed on our website.

Author Patty Smith Hall www.pattysmithhall.com Question — What book is listed second on the books page of her website?

My question is... how much information should an author share about themselves on their website and does revealing too much information toe the line of professionalism?

In fact, I've recently been questioned twice about whether a newbie with NO book on the publishing horizon should bother to start working on a platform and more specifically on an author website.

via Darcy Pattison — After reviewing a survey about what readers expect from author websites, Darcy Pattison revaluates her current website and blog and asks the questions, «Am I providing any of these things on a regular basis?

QUESTION: What other information do you think is worth keeping private when it comes to sharing things on one's author website?

The Write Life discusses the questions you need to answer on your author website's About page for it to be effective.

As long as the text on your site and in your graphics is legible and aesthetically pleasing, there is no wrong answer when it comes to the question of what font you'd like to use on your author website.

All authors should consider the benefit of including questions within their book or on their website.

Question: What's the first page you go to on a new author's website: About The Author, Book List, Contact Page, orauthor's website: About The Author, Book List, Contact Page, orAuthor, Book List, Contact Page, or Blog?

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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).

I do have a planned topic about the specific problems of author websites, so questions on that topic will help me formulate that post.

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That's why you'll find a treasure trove of valuable information (and inspiration) on my websites, including my answers to the 50 questions (below) I'm most asked by authors.

QUESTION: What are some other ways to make sure your author website ends up on the nice list this year?

On the flip side, I rarely field questions about author websites, aside from technical ones about what service to use or other fiddly details related to domains, hosting, and WordPress sites.