Nonfiction writers make a difference. That’s what I love about this genre—the articles, blog posts, and books are written with the intention of contributing in some way. The authors want to be of service to their readers. However, if you are anything like me, you might feel enormously frustrated by the length of time it takes for your published work,…
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Allow Spirit to Play a Part in Your Nonfiction Writing Process
If there’s one thing I know about nonfiction writers, it’s this: They allow spirit to play a part in their writing. They may not openly talk about spirituality, transformation, religion, or even feeling “called,” but most of them do, indeed, feel a strong sense of soul purpose. When they write, they do so from a place of service and connection…
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Who is Your Target Audience and What Do These Readers Want?
If you are writing your book without a clearly defined target audience, take your fingers off the keyboard. Take a moment to ready today’s guest post by Jay Artale (@BirdsOAFpress), a digital nomad and full-time writer and blogger. Why? Because she explains how writing for your readers makes all the difference in your ability to write your book and sell…
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Use a Planner to Develop a Successful Nonfiction Writing Career
How do you approach your writing? Do you write when inspired, have time, are on a deadline, or on a set schedule? The highest performing writers—those who are consistently productive, accomplish their goals and make a difference with their work—plan. And the success tool they use most often is a planner. A regular old calendar will do the job, but…
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The 5 Must-Have Website Elements Nonfiction Author Need for Success
Every aspiring nonfiction author needs a website. Even if you only plan to write for publications or you want to self-publish your work, you need a “home—or storefront—in cyberspace.” And you want that website to represent your work in a professional light as well as help you sell your skills and work. Although I’ve written extensively about websites and blogging,…
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How to Use Your Book’s Content to Reach More Readers
Every author wants to reach more readers. And you can…by leveraging your content. In today’s guest post, Jay Artale (@BirdsOAFpress), a digital nomad and full-time writer and blogger, explains the importance of content marketing and provides some ideas for how you can use this strategy to sell books without being salesy. You’ve published a book and want to reach more…
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