Is there a post-Twitter world for writers?
If you are a writer, or part of the publishing industry, Sam Missingham recommends you plan for the worst, but hope for the best .
6 Ways Your Author Bio Can Help You Sell Books
Is your author bio something you toss foff at the last minute? Hang on. You need to write that author bio (or 6) before you get that request.
5 Ways To Stand Out As An Author On Social Media
Authors can use these five easy tips to maximize the impact of their social media accounts on book marketing.
The Writer as Influencer
Illustrations by Josh KramerCaroline Calloway likes to be identified as a writer. She makes this abundantly clear in a post directed at Grace Spelman, formerly a content producer at
Why writers need an email list, not just social media
This week, Jenny Bhat tweeted about a NYT piece that was making the rounds, "Food Businesses Lose Faith in Instagram after Algorithm Changes." She pulled out...
Twitter for Authors
How and Why to Build a Twitter Following While Unpublished
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Besides the big ones of Facebook and Twitter
How and Why to Build a Twitter Following While Unpublished
An unpublished writer describes how she built a five-figure Twitter following within a year, by helping other writers and engaging on a personal level.
How a Writer Can Build an Online Social Media Presence
Daisy Whitney, author of THE MOCKINGBIRDS, explains six ways writers can blog and develop an online brand to sell more books and market their novel.
Twitter Cheat Sheet | Publishing Talk
Are you confused by Twitter? Are you on Twitter yet? Do you know your replies from your DMs? Are hashtags still a mystery? Twitter is a great way to promote your book, publishing company or business – but it can seem like a foreign language when you first start. This handy one-page Cheat Sheet will help asRead More