by Troy Lambert | Apr 30, 2017 | Advice for Authors, Authorpreneur, Business Advice, Writing as a Business Series
Business for writers is a complicated topic, and so far we have covered several things, mostly related to writing, with brief notes on writer’s block (not allowed) and self-editing (does not work), but there is a step we must cover before we move on to the next step,... by David Kirby | Apr 26, 2017 | Advice for Authors, Guest Post
Succeeding as an author on the internet is predicated on the ability to adequately market yourself and your work. You may write the best eBook on the market, yet lacking the ability to craft an equally compelling “pitch” will seriously hamper the likelihood of anyone...
by Troy Lambert | Apr 24, 2017 | Money, Tech
When it comes to creating a blog or a website, your domain name is extremely important. While there are a host of other factors involved, your website name is the first way people will find you. Moment of truth? Most internet traffic comes from either search engines...
by Troy Lambert | Apr 20, 2017 | Business Advice, Opinion
Brands are increasingly abandoning ad agencies or acquiring them and forming in-house marketing and content creation departments in the name of efficiency and speed. Pepsi is no exception. At last year’s Cannes Lions Festival, president Brad Jakeman energetically... by Fred Findley | Apr 17, 2017 | Advice for Authors, Authorpreneur, Business Advice, Guest Post
All small businesses, including being an author or freelance writer, have many things in common. One is that you must learn to organize your projects. People use different kinds of software to do so. Fred Findley owns his own wedding business, and today shares how...
