Do you write and publish consistently? Most writers would reply, “No.” Yet, consistency leads to writing and publishing success. That’s why W. Terry Whalin (@TerryWhalin) has chosen to discuss this topic and how it has impacted his career as a writer. There is great merit to consistently working at your writing craft. Yet, in my study of publishing over the…
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You’ve heard the advice to “write for your reader,” but first you need to know who that person is. That’s why today book editor C.K. Bush (@theladyck) delves into the essential topic of finding the audience for your written work. I hear one question often asked in my publishing work: āWho is the audience for this piece?ā On the bookselling…
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When you read a book, you may take the structure for granted. But a nonfiction book’s chapters create a structure and a map. They provide the foundation for a good read. In this guest post, book editor C.K. Bush (@theladyck) delves deeply into theĀ importance of chapters and how to create them in a way that makes readers want to…
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How do you begin your writing day? If you are like most people, the first thing you do is check your phone to see if youāve gotten any messages. You may answer emails and reply to social media posts. And you handle prioritiesāyour own or someone elseās priorities. But you don’t write first. Writing isnāt one of the things you…
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Books don’t make authors rich. Neither do book-related products and servicesāunless the writer consistently uses marketing strategies. In today’s guest post, Kathleen Gage (@KathleenGage), an internationally recognized Internet marketing advisor, shares information on her favorite marketing toolāpodcasts. In a perfect world, every author would make millions of dollars with each book they write. In the real world, most authors make…
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