Dana Lynn Smith was kind enough to host me at her blog, The Savvy Book Marketer. Be sure to drop by and check out my column, Promote Your Book with Value-Added Content.
Entries Tagged as 'guest blog'
Value Added Content: Key to Web Growth
July 23rd, 2010 · No Comments · guest blog
Tags:angela wilson·market my novel. value added content·marketing my novel·savvy book marketer
Is Your Writing Dressed for Success? by Marnie Swedberg
February 25th, 2010 · No Comments · guest blog
Special thanks to Marnie Swedberg for guest blogging at Market My Novel today! Successful writing requires more than simply slapping words onto paper and calling it good. In the same way you dress with care for a gala event, you need to assemble your words with style for a polished presentation. Consider how you get [...]
Tags:eBooks idea to amazon in 14 days·market my novel·marnie swedberg·promote ebooks·writing ebooks
Marketing—Using the Social Media by Jo-Anne Vandermeulen
February 15th, 2010 · 2 Comments · guest blog
Please welcome romance author and book marketing expert Jo-Anne Vandermeulen today to Market My Novel! In 2010, how will you perceive the social media? If you’re new to blogging and involving yourself in the social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, you do have a choice on how to handle this new form or tool [...]
Tags:conquer all obstacles·jo anne vandermeulen·market my novel·marketing my novel·social media marketing
The Write Time by J.W. Nicklaus
December 8th, 2009 · 3 Comments · Get Organized, Uncategorized, guest blog, time management
I set all that up because I have to be prepared to write. I work full-time, and depending on the time of year also have things I do with my son, so my time can be limited. My approach to making the best use of this time is a little unconventional, and it’s two-pronged: • [...]
Tags:Get Organized·how to write a novel·jw nicklaus·market my novel·time management for authors
Selling Yourself First By Gale Laure
November 18th, 2009 · 14 Comments · Marketing, guest blog
Gale Laure/Evolution of a Sad Woman So you want to be an author. You have a wonderful novel that you have written. Your heart and soul went into this work. It is unique. You have been told it is quite good. So what is next? You have to sell your novel to the [...]
Tags:book marketing·evolution of a sad woman·gale laure·market my novel·Online Marketing·traditional marketing
Traditional, Online Marketing Key to Novel Success by James Diehl
November 11th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Marketing, guest blog
James Diehl/World War II Heroes of Southern Delaware When it comes to promoting a new project, I like to use a lot of the new techniques available today, including Web-based press releases, blogging and online video. But I also use traditional methods like press releases, newspaper interviews, book signings and sending information out [...]
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Goal Setting for Writers by Cheryl Kaye Tardif
October 23rd, 2009 · 4 Comments · guest blog, time management
Cheryl K. Tardif I know hundreds of writers who fall victim to the deadly P-syndrome. If you’re unfamiliar with it, you’re one of the lucky ones. This syndrome is not only a killer of words and inspiration, but it can also be contagious, claiming other areas of the victim’s life or spreading to others. Washing [...]
Tags:author goals·cheryl kaye tardiff·market my book·market my novel·marketing goals·setting goals
If Only: A Short Guide to Time Management by Carol Buchanan
October 23rd, 2009 · 6 Comments · guest blog, time management
Carol Buchanan Ever been caught in the “if onlys”? If only you had more time you could write a novel. If only you didn’t have to clean the house, wash the dog, or change the oil in the car. If only we had more time. Guess what? Everyone has all the time there is. 24 [...]
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How to Host a Facebook Party by Latayne Scott
October 19th, 2009 · 4 Comments · Facebook, guest blog
Latayne Scott Thanks to Latayne Scott for bringing us solid advice on how to conduct a Facebook fan party! I had a fun Facebook Party on Oct. 8. What’s a Facebook Party? I invited people, via various social networks, to "friend" me (if they hadn’t already) on Facebook. Then, these new "friends" could interact with [...]
Tags:author party·facebook book party·latayne scott·market my novel·virtual book tour
