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So much for my Weekly Useful Writer Stuff being weekly. LOL. But, I knew it would happen.
Before I get into my loooong list of articles, I want to give a plug to Authors X Promotion. If you have a mailing list and are looking for new subscribers, they have a MEGA promo going on for the month of May. It’s multi-genre and they’ve partnered with Book Hub. This will be HUGE. I’ve had great success with them before, so I really do recommend them. Sign up today before it’s too late.
Now, on with my list:
THE BOOK DESIGNER
From Fun to Serious: How I Use Pinterest Differently Now
I have a Pinterest account, but I never signed up as a business. So there was some good info here.
Self-Publishing: Carnival of the Indies Issue #78
MOUNTAIN MOXIE GIRL
Writing a Book Blurb? Avoid These Mistakes #IndieAuthor #AmWriting
Richard Ankers
Alternate Writing Resources
Kathy Steinemann
200 Ways to Say “Shake the Head”
200 Ways to Say “Good”
Both great articles, but I fear I’m not talented enough.
Indies Unlimited
How Repost Helped Me Become An Instagram Fan
I just haven’t got the hang of Instagram. I use my computer more than my smartphone.
Novel Point of View is NOT Camera Angle
Very insightful
Build Book Buzz
Facebook advertising for authors: A quick-start guide
I know authors who SWEAR by FB ads. Another one I don’t really get the hang of. You really need to know your audience and keywords.
Author Kristen Lamb
DEEP POV—What is It? Why Do Readers LOVE It?
Deep POV Part 2—How to Immerse the Reader in Story
How to Make ALL Ads, Marketing & Newsletters Work BETTER
When is the Best Time to Start an Author Platform?
Feeling Invisible on Facebook? How’s Your Organic Reach?
Oops! Hold on. You’re Newbie is Showing.
The Single Best Way to Become a Mega-Author
Selfpublishing Advice
6 Ways for Indie Authors to Use Goodreads to Network
GOodreads, hate it or love it, but they have the biggest reader base on the internet. Some good advice.
Anne R Allen
How to Give a Book Reading: A Bashful Author’s Guide
I don’t know if I’ll ever do a public reading, but I never though I’d be talking to a room full of students before either. You just never know.
The Story Reading Ape Blog
EDITING 101: 34 – When to use “which” or “that”?
Nicholas Rossis
Emotional Beats: Chairs, windows, and furniture
Many thanks for including my post among these great links 🙂
Anytime. 🙂