Sentences with phrase «think author blogs»

I think author blogs can bring exposure to an author's name, but for fiction titles, using blogs for direct selling seldom works, in my opinion.

I think author blogs are one of the best marketing tools out there.

Not exact matches

But according to a thought - provoking new post by communication consultant and author Garr Reynolds on his blog Presentation Zen, all these tools and tricks won't help you unless you have one more essential ingredient: something worthwhile to say.

In the soon - to - be-released 4th edition of The New Rules of Marketing & PR, David Meerman Scott (best - selling author and HubSpot Advisor) added a whole new section about newsjacking that got us thinking about our own blog's newsjacks.

However, authors are asked to bear in mind the blog's commitment to publishing stimulating new thinking that will eventually influence policy; contributions that simply summarize research are unlikely to be suitable.

Speaking to popular culture blog Assignment X, the author said this as he again described the difference between his work and Tolkien's: «I think ultimately the battle between good and evil is weighed within the individual human heart, not necessarily between an army of people dressed in white and an army of people dressed in black.

Like a blog, this house records a person's thoughts, whether those thoughts are directed toward the author or toward the audience; as on a blog, the recorded thoughts are available for anyone to read who happens to pass by.

Kudo's to the blog author for thinking outside of the little box that those who seek to control people are trying to put him into.

The chapter on the Trinity profoundly changed the way I think about self - sacrifice and interdependence, particularly as a woman, so I knew the moment I finished the book I had to have the author on the blog.

The author loves wine as well as cycling therefore he named his blog «The Drunken Cyclist» as he thought he would write about wine and cycling but, not too far along, his focus became almost exclusively on wine.

When I asked the author if the post bothered her, she said, «I just think it's funny... Lots of praise for the writer of the blog.»

@ the Analyzer... you must be an idiot if u think i'm the author of these rumour based blogs....

Before I get into my own thoughts about why the video and Evan are wrong — and they are — economics professor Marina Adshade, author of Dollars and Sex: How Economics Influences Sex and Love, had a few things to say on her Psychology Today blog:

I think it's pretty telling that one of the «pro» pink slime blog posts that I found on twitter has ranchers and farmers that are telling the author that she is on the wrong side of the argument.

After all the resistance I've encountered here to the idea that maybe we should be doing less C - sections, and all the tireless defense of the blog author, I thought to myself... Matt, what do you really know about Dr. Amy?

A Go - with - the - flow Mama's Blog: The uncensored thoughts of a random, weird, semi-crunchy, young mama (who is also a wife, student, future dog trainer and author) but always a mommy first!

As I believe the author of his blog (or her friend Heather said) I thought I'd seen it all and would be prepared.

In her popular «Aha Parenting» blog, New York - based child psychologist Dr. Laura Markham, author of «Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids: How to Stop Yelling and Start Connecting,» explains there are «basically three schools of thought» with regard to the matter.

There are a ton of tips out there about building blog traffic, but the best advice seems to come down to this: define your niche, post good content, post frequently, pitch your articles to other sites if you think the authors might be interested (but don't overdo it), and look for other sites that might run your articles with a link back to your main site.

Have you ever thought about writing an e-book or guest authoring on other blogs?

blog-chetholmes.com About Blog Chet Holmes International (CHI), a privately held company, is the creation of highly publicized thought leader and author Chet Holmes, for the purpose of helping small to medium - size businesses grow faster, better, smarter.

While this freedom is an enormous advantage for writers, and can be used to create a lot of good (think free speech, and enabling people to react to biased sources etc.), there are undoubtedly people who may not think twice about being «ethical journalists», mostly cause, well, for the most part blog authors not journalists.

NJ • TORONTO About Blog An international book publicity and public relations firm for authors, publishers, books, experts, speakers, thought leaders and organizations.

Dallas, Texas About Blog John Mauldin, Financial Expert, Best - Selling Author, and Editor of Thoughts from the Frontline Investment Newsletter.

Seattle About Blog Best selling author and international speaker Rob Tiffany lives in Seattle and is a thought leader and strategist in Enterprise Mobility and the Internet of Things.

The author loves wine as well as cycling therefore he named his blog «The Drunken Cyclist» as he thought he would write about wine and cycling but, not too far along, his focus became almost exclusively on wine.

Kansas City, Missouri About Blog Michelle L. Long, CPA and owner of Long for Success, LLC is one of the top QuickBooks experts in the country, an accounting industry thought leader, and a sought - after speaker and author.

Pacific NW About Blog Jim Martin Author of «A Place for the God - Hungry» is where he share thoughts about life, ministry, marriage, parenting, leadership and ministry.

New Jersey (not Joisey) About Blog Author of THE MONSTORE (2013), I THOUGHT THIS WAS A BEAR BOOK (2015), NORMAL NORMAN (2015) and LITTLE RED GLIDING HOOD (2015)... plus many more to come!

Many times, educational authors will post an excerpt from their book on their blogs, and I'm sure I will be doing the same as well, but today, I thought I'd post something every one of us can write: acknowledgements.

She's an industry - thought leader providing guidance and insight through the authoring of the Leaving ADDIE for SAM Field Guide, webinars, blogs, white papers, and industry conference engagements.

For more education chat visit the Bloomsbury Education blog where our team and authors share ideas and thoughts on everything education, fiction, poetry and more.

This is an attack on our democracy and goes against the so - called critical thinking that the NYCDOE purports to be promoting through Common Core,» states Katie Lapham, English as a New Language teacher and author of the education blog, Critical Classrooms.

by Anne R. Allen The most common question I get from authors who are thinking about starting a blog is: «What should an author blog about?»

When we recently held a poll on our Outskirts Press blog asking our authors their opinion of a new marketing option we were thinking about introducing, the results and responses were overwhelmingly positive.

I saw a tweet yesterday by (I think) Jane Litte of the Dear Author book review blog.

I think the author interviews I do are responsible for most of it, but I do find that I prefer reading shorter posts on other blogs (unless they are really super awesome, in which case they can hold my attention for more than 1300 words +!)

I think some of the most successful blogs that I see from authors are usually multi-contributor blogs, where you see like five or six thriller authors or romance authors or science fiction authors get together, and that helps reduce a little bit of the burden and the pressure because you're trading off blogging responsibilities, but you're also bringing together all of the different audiences you have, and there's a lot of good cross-pollination there.

The above tweet led to a fun interview over the at the Book View Cafe blog, «Weird and Wonderful: Digital Book World and Guy LeCharles Gonzalez,» with author Sue Lange asking me some interesting questions that really made me think hard to solidify some of my ideas about the «Future of Publishing» and what it means for -LSB-...]

I think one of the biggest problems, to put this in concrete terms, is authors hear this kind of disembodied advice, whether that's from their publisher or somebody else, to get on Twitter, start a blog, or start a Facebook page.

It puts starting and maintaining an author blog within my reach, I think.

You're thinking about creating an author blog.

We think some relevant titles can always be discovered via algorithm - based recommendation mechanisms in the store, but we focus on having our team put together tools in various genres to discover new books and authors, be it through our discover infographics, our Sony Reader Store blog, our curated collections and our staff picks,» Helbig explained.

-LSB-...] April 10, 2012 — 0 comments Agent Rachelle Gardner, in a blog post titled, «6 Reasons Authors Still Want Publishers,» sent my mind to thinking.

9) If — and only IF — an unknown author is recommended via a trusted friend, a staff member, a colleague or a blog / tweet that I follow and trust, or I come across one through my personal reading and can think of people who would borrow it, I will consider putting that book into the collection.

However, I do think transparency is important and the fact that a blog post relates to a book that has been obtained free from the author / publisher for review must be disclosed.

Donna — I think you have the ideal blog for a Romance writer (should I say «USA Today Bestselling Romance author»?)

Sarah — If you're a bestselling erotica author like Roni, the newsletter rather than the subscription blog may work better, but I don't think a new author should waste time and money on a newsletter.

The advice that I sent him in reply will help any writer thinking of becoming a self - publishing author, so I thought I'd put it on my blog to help as many people as I can.

I think you can keep a fine author blog if you only blog once a month.