Today’s guest blog post is written by Jordan Mendys, a media professional, freelance photographer and filmmaker. Sometimes the hardest part of getting your book finished, is getting the funding to even start the work. It used to be that funding was a strenuous task forcing you to tap into your closest friends and family, followed by a self-made PR campaign….
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If you are a nonfiction authors who also blogs, you have a unique opportunity to kill the proverbial two birds with one stone: Write your books on your blog. That’s right, blog your book. Agents and acquisitions editors continue scanning the blogosphere looking for successful blogs to turn into books. Why? Because they see them as test-marketed book ideas–successfully test-marketed…
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Most of you have probably heard the adage, “You only get one chance to make a first impression.” Well, sometimes someone gives you a second chance, but in the world of publishing, when you send a query letter of book proposal to an agent or an acquisitions editor–especially one who doesn’t know you–you really do only get one chance. So,…
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Today’s guest post is by J. Steve Miller, author of Sell More Books! Book Marketing and Publishing for Low Profile and Debut Authors, Social Media Frenzy:Consider These Alternative Social Media Strategies and Publish a Book! I write a lot about promotion, platform and publishing. For the most part, I write from experience. However, J. Steve Miller not only has experience…
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For many writers, the dream of becoming an author begins with the idea that they can write about their own personal story. They think their life experiences hold the key to getting published, that somewhere in their past (or present) lies a gem waiting to be polished by their powerful prose. They want to write a memoir. I began thinking…
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