Sentences with phrase «reach out to other authors»

Here are five great reasons to reach out to other authors and start collaborating with them.

Reaching out to other authors is easy.

Once again, I should've researched them by looking up their social media platforms and reaching out to other authors they've worked with.

Not exact matches

According to Or Hen, a graduate student at Tel Aviv University in Israel and the paper's lead author, he and his colleagues are already reaching out to other researchers.

* I usually recommend a higher fat and lower protein ratio for people with Hashimoto's and have reached out to the authors of the study to clarify the ratios as well as some other info but have not heard back.

Many authors sit in their little bubble and never reach out to others — for fear of criticism.

Or even reach out to other, similar authors, and see if a bundle is something they'd be interested in.

They kind of stay at home because maybe they don't feel comfortable reaching out to other people but there's so many other self - publishing authors in your genre.

This doesn't cost you any money, it'll just cost you time and the willingness to reach out and partner with these other authors.»

There are multiple giveaway websites out there that let you post a link to your sweepstakes, and you can team up with other authors to increase the reach of your event as well.

You can also reach out through other author and reader sites like Goodreads to exchange reviews with other authors.

Although they can be quite effective as a promotional tool, it can be very time consuming for authors to reach out to other bloggers and organize a blog tour.

KL: Speaking of moving, when Dori Hillestad Butler arrived in Seattle, she immediately reached out to me and other local authors.

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware Last week, as I was researching my blog post on the troubles at YA publisher Month9Books (which recently reverted rights to 40 - 50 authors amid allegations of non-payment and other problems), I reached out to... -LSB-...]

By reaching out to others who serve your target audience, such as realtors, home organizers, virtual organizers, companies that sell organizing materials, and authors who write on the topic of keeping organized, you have the opportunity to reach not only individual homeowners but also professionals who have access to a large number of homeowners.

For example, a Newton, Massachusetts - based author who reaches out to national TV shows and is lucky enough to get an invitation to appear on, say, «Good Morning America,» should still pitch local media outlets (the «Newton Tab,» which is a community newspaper with a Newton, Massachusetts readership, for example), local radio stations (in this case, WNTN which is based in Newton), and the community newspapers and radio stations in surrounding cities and towns (such as, in this example, Arlington, Cambridge, Concord, Lexington, Weston, and others).

The purpose of this Book Club is to reach out to other bloggers by sharing great books and discussions while showing support for our favorite authors

«Indeed, ALLi... are also reaching out to bookselling associations, amongst others, as part of a «dialogue [to] find out what they need from indie authors in order to be able to accommodate us.»

Do you feel you can reach out to me to ask questions and find value discussing with other authors in this forum?

Kellye started in 2016 reaching out to every 2017 debut author she could find via Publishers Marketplace, Twitter, and other connections.

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I threw in that last one so you could start thinking about what that other author's audience looks like and whether you could reach out to them for a box set promotion or other marketing collaboration!

«There's never been a better time to partner up with other companies and reach out to self - published authors around the globe to ask: What's working?

, indie and self - published authors will gain access to the one area still «out of reach» for the most part: selling books in other languages.

With nearly a billion users from around the world, Facebook offers authors a fantastic opportunity to reach out to their potential readers in ways that are simply not possible through other media outlets.

I think it definitely plays to every indie author's advantage to orchestrate a box set set per the advice in my prior box set post because once the box set is out there, not only help you reach more readers but it will also make you a contender when iBooks or some other retailer is looking to do another box set promotion.

Most indie authors are eager to help each other out, but few have been effective at actually reaching young adult readers and selling a lot of books (but I know a bunch of YA authors who are selling over 20K books a month, and I plan to interview them soon!)

We recently asked a sampling of authors — some Smith Publicity clients and other authors we randomly reached out to — ...

So we can actually work with other authors to benefit everybody because in the end we all have the same objective, which is to reach more readers and get our work out into the world.

We recently asked a sampling of authors — some Smith Publicity clients and other authors we randomly reached out to — about complaints or questions they had about the book marketing process.

Orna Ross founded The Alliance of Independent Authors (ALLi) for indies and professionals of diverse background who work with indies; Hugh Howey provides sales data in his author earnings report, engages himself with other self - publishing gurus to clarify the current state of eBook sales, and reach out to his fans and fellow authors on his website; Joanna Penn shares her insightful advice regarding self - publishing and encourage indie authors to speak up and share their sAuthors (ALLi) for indies and professionals of diverse background who work with indies; Hugh Howey provides sales data in his author earnings report, engages himself with other self - publishing gurus to clarify the current state of eBook sales, and reach out to his fans and fellow authors on his website; Joanna Penn shares her insightful advice regarding self - publishing and encourage indie authors to speak up and share their sauthors on his website; Joanna Penn shares her insightful advice regarding self - publishing and encourage indie authors to speak up and share their sauthors to speak up and share their success.

In this episode, we interviewed author and entrepreneur Leslie Truex, who shared great tips on building your author platform, reaching out to readers, and tapping into other people's platforms to sell more books.

I reached out to the lead authors, including Andrew Derocher, a professor of biology at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada, who (along with at least two other authors of the paper) is an adviser to Polar Bears International, a private group campaigning to conserve the Arctic predator.

With Doxserá DB, an author can empower a document to reach out from itself and into Excel spreadsheets and SQL databases, filter information based on applicability, then select and incorporate the data within the document or use it to modify other data or conditions.

To help give my readers a quick guide to dealing with this deadline - chasing lifestyle, I reached out to Coach Jill Farmer, author of There's Not Enough Time... and Other Lies We Tell Ourselves, who learned «how to step off the hamster wheel and out of the frenzy into something far saner and more fulfilling and now helps others do the same.&raquTo help give my readers a quick guide to dealing with this deadline - chasing lifestyle, I reached out to Coach Jill Farmer, author of There's Not Enough Time... and Other Lies We Tell Ourselves, who learned «how to step off the hamster wheel and out of the frenzy into something far saner and more fulfilling and now helps others do the same.&raquto dealing with this deadline - chasing lifestyle, I reached out to Coach Jill Farmer, author of There's Not Enough Time... and Other Lies We Tell Ourselves, who learned «how to step off the hamster wheel and out of the frenzy into something far saner and more fulfilling and now helps others do the same.&raquto Coach Jill Farmer, author of There's Not Enough Time... and Other Lies We Tell Ourselves, who learned «how to step off the hamster wheel and out of the frenzy into something far saner and more fulfilling and now helps others do the same.&raquto step off the hamster wheel and out of the frenzy into something far saner and more fulfilling and now helps others do the same.»