Sentences with phrase «successful authors i worked with»

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As a sex educator, author, and CEO of a successful intimacy product company, Wendy has worked with many couples to help them rethink intimate relations and reignite the spark in their relationship.

But there's also something else — the authors call it Q — that appears to predict just how much more successful one scientist will be compared with another, at least in terms of citations to their work.

Rosie hasn't just settled on running a successful business and starring in a reality tv show, she recently authored the pregnancy book Mommy IQ: A Complete Guide to Pregnancy, collaborated with Belly Bandit to create an organic Belly Bandit, and is now working on launching Rosie Pope Baby.

She's a bestselling author and works with writers and authors on how to create a social media marketing plan to become successful with their books.

Deathtrap Pinole Community Players present Ira Levin's dark comedy thriller about a once successful author who goes to great lengths to produce new work amid a bout with writer's block.

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For illustrative purposes, successful consultants who work with us have the following backgrounds: teachers, principals, counselors, professors, assistant principals, superintendents, social workers, behavior specialist, staff development coordinators, professional speakers and consultants, authors, plus other backgrounds dealing with students.

For illustrative purposes, successful consultants who work with us have the following backgrounds: teachers, principals, counselors, professors, assistant principals, superintendents, retired educators, social workers, behavior specialist, staff development coordinators, professional speakers and consultants, authors, plus other backgrounds dealing with students.

This book is an easy to read, actionable collection of the steps, techniques, strategies and best practices used in working with successful and prolific published authors.

As a literary agent, I've been working with successful and tech - savvy author clients for decades, to find their interested audience and increase visibility and sales.

Scroll below to see detailed success stories provided by authors of all genres who've worked with us to become more successful authors.

I also have a very successful editing business, through which I have the privilege of working with numerous authors, helping them hone their skills as we polished their manuscripts and prepare them for publication... and whatever kind of success God had in mind for them.

One author in particular — Elle James — taught me a lot about her highly successful career being a hybrid author, working with traditional houses as well as being a driven indy author with a great track record.

It's both inspirational and depressing to watch someone else sell more books than you are (I'm often in that position, with the crazy successful indie authors I hang out with)-- but that the most important thing is to keep writing, keep improving, keep putting out your best work, and keep finding ways for your audience to find you.

We are honored and proud to work with a wide range of talented, successful authors.

Cass talks about things like what editorial letters are, how royalties and rights work, and what it's like to write a sequel, all with an approachable, refreshing genuineness that reminds us successful authors really are just like us.

The tutorial is compounded with advice from other successful authors — how they use it, so you can pick and choose what works for you, and leave the rest alone.

Rob Eagar is a successful author and marketing consultant who has worked with over 400 fiction and non-fiction authors, including New York Times bestsellers, Dr. Gary Chapman, Wanda Brunstetter, and Lysa TerKeurst.

That's why successful authors ordinarily work with their own independent editor.

There is nothing wrong with self - publishing; it's just difficult for authors to be successful (which I define as actually making money from their work) when they self - publish hard - copy books.

With every blog post I write, it's my goal to offer ideas for indie authors to work smarter, improve their book marketing, be more successful, and ultimately sell more books.

I see it all the time — the most successful authors have fought those show - up - and - just - do - it battles early in their careers, and they've made peace with the fact that their work isn't for everyone.

Everyone's path is different — but from what I have seen of successful authors who have hit the list numerous times — they are consistent with their work and their ability to connect to their readers AND to build their reader base.

In our ongoing series THE BOOK THAT HOOKED YOU at the Lachesis Publishing Daily Blog we feature Q and As with established and successful authors who tell us about the books and authors they love as well as telling us about the books they are working on.

I've worked with many wonderful authors and talked to many successful authors over the years and there are a few things that I have learned — about what makes an author successful and a stand out.

Well, Kelly has fined - tuned her marketing strategies, based on a number of experiences she's had working with highly successful authors.

Success is not a deterrent, and authors — whether or not they've already been published and have been successful — still need to deal with the fear of being criticized or being ignored when they're next work is on the line.

These titles are just a few successful books with effective cover designs surely the result of the team work between authors and designers who merge their talents to create strong covers to stand out in a sea of competition.

How to Be More Successful with the Right Content Marketing Tools (Ben Sailer for CoSchedule): This article is especially helpful for writers who already have an author platform in the works, but they're not quite sure how to drive traffic or followers to those outlets.

Successful authors work hard at building a win - win relationship with their readers.

Publishers truly do expect authors to be the driving force of sales, and while working with a publisher will vastly increase your reach, it's so important to prove that you already have the writing skills and marketing savvy to launch a successful book.

Very few authors consider this author brand aspect as part of their author platform, yet it's exciting seeing this stuff work first hand with successful authors and our customers.

Even the best and most successful authors I've worked with can be troubled at times by self - doubt.

Self - published authors especially stand to gain from this beta period, as this is a chance to grow their reader base with only the limited investment of letting people read their already - written works without compensation, a far cry from the thousands of dollars many successful authors spend on publicity for their books.

You might be forgiven for not knowing her work — after all, she has a common name, one that she shares with other similarly successful authors on Amazon.

After almost 20 years of working with independent authors, however, I've found that it's the people who begin marketing their work before it's even been published that are inevitably the most successful.

Children who are successful in reading and writing are those with a great understanding of reading and how authors work in their craft.

Rick works closely with authors to create custom, robust book marketing programs, and he's quick to share his knowledge and «insider tips» for a successful marketing campaign that will lead to increased exposure, awareness and most importantly, sales.

Although you may think that branding is an odd concept to work with in publishing, as it sounds like it would be more suited to a board meeting at «Coca Cola», it is actually used by the most successful authors today.

But as with so many successful indie authors, the work of even finding an agent proved difficult in a publishing market that is so closely tied to the sales trends.

I haven't seen friendships strained for asking, especially since successful authors know very well what it takes to get a book published and it sounds like this friend admires her work to begin with.

After working with hundreds of authors, I have my successful process for helping authors discover their best titles.

She has worn many hats — she's published with major New York houses, then broke away and created her own imprint; has successfully published over 20 books and sold in excess of 1,000,000 copies; understands niche publishing and marketing; has created publicity campaigns for her own work that landed her on Oprah, Donahue, CNN and even grabbed a cover story in People magazine; she's penetrated the foreign rights market with her work in 16 countries to date; she has guided and coached many others from creation to completion of their work; she has created and chair several publishing conferences; and she has successfully turned several publishing disasters into successful outcomes for their authors.

Held twice a year, in November and August, an entire month is devoted to authors who are selected to work with «mentors,» other successful authors and editors in the industry, to hone their manuscripts before sending to agents involved in the contest.

I am a voracious reader with a strong understanding of what it takes to pen a successful novel, and I have worked with an author who went on to sign a 2 - book deal with HarperCollins after I provided developmental editing services on her manuscript.

Apparently they were mostly plagiarized from successful authors» works, with the names changed and a word here and there altered.

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Here are some observations I have compiled over the years of interviewing successful authors, talking to marketing professionals and in working with LeeAnn Lessard, Publisher of Lachesis Publishing.

She mentioned the importance of honesty from the author, the idea that communication between the author and artist is the key to successful cover design, and the point about cover designers who work primarily with stock images.

With self - publishing processes like the one offered by Amazon, it's easier for authors to try to push work out again and again even if they aren't successful at first.