Sue Collier | January 18, 2012
I’m pleased to welcome author and blogger Ted Lacksonen with a very timely post today. He’s written for us before; don’t miss his previous post on publishing your ebook. The blackouts today at websites like Wikipedia in protest of proposed anti-piracy legislation reminded me to do something simple that every author/copyright holder should do—search the [...]
Sue Collier | December 8, 2011
Today’s guest post from Dana Lynn Smith, The Savvy Book Marketer, is part of the virtual book tour for her newest book marketing guide, Virtual Book Tour Magic. When authors hear the term “virtual book tour” they often think of reviews posted on book blogs, but a virtual book tour can be so much more, [...]
Sue Collier | December 2, 2011
I’m a huge proponent of virtual author book tours when it comes to book marketing, so I was really excited when my friend and colleague Dana Lynn Smith came out with a new ebook, Virtual Book Tour Magic: The Secrets to Planning a Successful Book Promotion Tour. In fact, Dana approached me to be one [...]
Sue Collier | November 30, 2011
Some say that publishing is dead, that mainstream book production is fast going the way of the dodo, and that we should all be in a state of cultural panic. Others say that there’s never been a better time to be a writer, and that we’re living in a publishing renaissance on a par with [...]
Sue Collier | October 21, 2011
I’m really excited to welcome back guest blogger, Lindsay Buroker, for part two of her article on SEO. Thanks to epublishing, Lindsay is a full-time indie author and she’s also starting a self-publishing blog. She has been writing fantasy novels and short stories since she was seven. She’s been finishing them since… well, that’s a [...]
Sue Collier | October 20, 2011
I’m really excited to introduce guest blogger, Lindsay Buroker, who will explain SEO for authors. Thanks to epublishing, Lindsay is a full-time indie author and she’s also starting a self-publishing blog. She has been writing fantasy novels and short stories since she was seven. She’s been finishing them since… well, that’s a more recent development. [...]
Sue Collier | September 30, 2011
I’m happy to welcome today’s guest, Ted Lacksonen, author of The Eagle Has Crashed and blogger at the CountryThinker, where he reflects on important issues confronting America from a forest-from-the-trees Country Class perspective. He recently shared with me his experience in publishing Eagle in ebook format, and I knew this was something from which many [...]
