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1: 8 Blogging Tools You Must Have
Blogging is, in itself, a pretty fun way to get your information online, regularly and efficiently. It is also convenient in the sense that even beginners can jump into the fray without much traini...
By: Sarah Miller
2: Using MySpace as an Author Promotional Tool
Authors are getting on the bandwagon musicians and filmmakers have already discovered to promote their work: the phenomenon that is MySpace. MySpace is rapidly becoming one of the most popular site...
By: Rick Reed
3: The Most Important Word in Any Author's Vocabulary
The Most Important Word in Any Author's Vocabulary Nope, it isn't “marketing.” Wrong, it ain't “credibility.” And no, it’s not “Oprah....
By: Scott Ginsberg
4: Self-publishing A Novel? What You Absolutely Need To Put On ...
You have been working hard on your self-published novel and soon your dream will come true -It will be printed. Or maybe you have already published a novel and are working on your next one. Don’...
By: Will Kalif
5: The 3 Rules for Writing Articles for Fun and Income!
Writing articles is nothing more than common sense coupled with a spell-checker program and a little imagination. Plus, the 3 Rules I am about to share with you. First, though, let me tell you about h...
By: Jim DeSantis
6: Find Some Readers!
The Internet will not replace traditional promotional efforts, but it can enhance them. Before I go into the Internet, I want to talk about the old-fashioned marketing methods, because they're still ...
By: Michael LaRocca
7: Self Publishing Book Marketing 101
No matter what any POD publisher or marketing company tells you (even the traditional publishing houses) you, the author, are almost 100% the reason your book will sell. It is your belief,...
By: Ray Robinson
8: Secrets of the Writer’s Trade: Basic Elements of a Strong Pu...
As nonfiction book writers, we all need to develop a healthy, ongoing relationship with our readers. This doesn't mean we engage in a push-push-push of our precious ideas upon a bunch of paying co...
By: Stephanie Gunning
9: Book Cover Design 101.1
With today's plethora of large chain bookstores and online bookstores,a book that is brilliantly written but lacks a good quality cover design will sadly remain unnoticed and undiscovered. So it is a...
By: Angela Donelle
10: Schedule a Book Signing
How would you like to sell more copies of your book? Would you like to read excerpts from your book to a captivated audience? Book signings are the cornerstone of an author\\\'s post-p...
By: Brent Sampson
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Great Technical Writing: The Two-Edged Sword of Reader Experience
Overview When we write User Documents we rely on our Reader's/User's experience to simplify our work. This can cause problems for the Reader. This article will discuss the effects of Reader experience and how...
By: Barry Millman
Writing For Fun And Profit
Every writer dreams of the day when they can profit from their writing. While income opportunities abound for writers each method has drawbacks. Newspaper and magazine reporters can make a good living but their sub...
By: Deanna Mascle
Voice in Narrative and Dialogue
One of the nice things about being an author is that we can break any rule we want. (I just did.) It's part of our job description. Language changes through usage -- definitions, spelling, grammar -- and authors can help it d...
By: Michael LaRocca
