Recently, I was featured on Tony Eldridge's Marketing Tips for Authors Site for the following article that I did on a recent workshop I conducted at the International Book Festivals. I'm so honored and thankful by the feature and the fact Tony called me a "proliffic blogger." Wow!! "After the Book" Marketing in the 21st … Continue reading “ARTICLE: After the Book” Marketing in the 21st Century
Category: Articles: Promotions
Protected: Notes from 21st Century Book Marketing
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Writers Request: I need help on how to request author’s 2our writing group
Inviting authors to your events, writing groups or conferences can be quite an easy experience. Most authors would like to sell books and not just at bookstores. Having non-bookstore events for an author helps them out in getting the word out about their literary endeavors in a more exciting way. First you have to find … Continue reading Writers Request: I need help on how to request author’s 2our writing group
Article: Creating an Author Page on Amazon.com
Building an Amazon Author's profile on the Amazon Author Central This weekend I took the liberty of going through the new Amazon author central. About a year ago, Amazon issued out a press release that the they'd created a better and easier to use Author Central and invited the author's on Amazon to take advantage … Continue reading Article: Creating an Author Page on Amazon.com
Not believing in writers block – 6 tips to stimulate my muse
I didn't even know what writer's block was until I was almost thirty when I decided to join my first writer's group. I had to pretend I knew about this "sickness" and then I went home and looked it up. Even after reading the description, I still couldn't understand and to this day still don't … Continue reading Not believing in writers block – 6 tips to stimulate my muse
Protected: May 25th Writing Workshop Resource
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Writing Tip: Do The Research
As a romance suspense writer I find that research is a valuable part of my journey to involve the reader into the story. Read More...
PRESENTATION: How To Drive Traffic To Your Website (powerpoint)
this presentation is used to help participants how to drive traffic to their website.
New test video of none other than… Me! Let me know what’cha think
This is a test video I have made on Windows Movie Maker. I'm going to make another one with clearer pictures and I found a couple of typos. Just wanted to test it out to see if you like the flow of it.
10 TIPS TO NETWORKING online and offline
online and offline 1. Keep in mind that networking is about being genuine and authentic, building trust and relationships, and seeing how you can help others. 2. Ask yourself what your goals are in participating in networking meetings so that you will pick groups that will help you get what you are looking … Continue reading 10 TIPS TO NETWORKING online and offline
Unsung Heroes – The Single Mother in The Frontpage Mag
Please take a moment and check out my feature in the FrontPage magazine about the hardest working person in the world - the single mother. http://content.yudu.com/Library/A1886s/MichiganFrontPageDig/resources/index.htm?referrerUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.yudu.com%2Fitem%2Fdetails%2F58863%2FMichigan-FrontPage-Digital-Edition-05-29-09
What to Blog? How to Keep them reading!
Great tips to make your blog stand out and keep readers coming back. People are always asking me how to get more viewers to their websites and what do they write about. I'm always asked as to how I come up with the ideas that I do come up with. Here are some tips … Continue reading What to Blog? How to Keep them reading!
Article: Writing An Author’s Bio
by Sylvia Hubbard You want to always write your bio in third person. It's like taking your resume and making a paragraph out of it. Pick out all the interesting things that an editor woudl want to know right away and then accomplishments and then personal things. See the following short … Continue reading Article: Writing An Author’s Bio
Setting Up An Author’s Website
You can pay someone to set up your website or you can do it yourself. Either way, make sure you are very involved in your website and always make sure you update your website on a minimum of a bi-weekly or at least a bi-monthly basis.
Internet Marketing, Blogging 101 & Ebook… Oh My!
Congratulations! You found it! You are on your way to becoming a great blog surfer! First off, thank you for following instructions and taking wonderful notes. If you enjoyed yourself at the workshop, I'd appreciate it if you would first click over to my contact page and add your comments about my workshop so I … Continue reading Internet Marketing, Blogging 101 & Ebook… Oh My!
