Training #527 – Marketing for Experienced Authors
In this training, Keri Barnum joins us to follow-up on training #527 where she laid out a marketing plan for new authors. This time, she…

In this training, Keri Barnum joins us to follow-up on training #527 where she laid out a marketing plan for new authors. This time, she…

This session was a short one where we covered: Push Button Publishing updates What genre besides children’s books are worth writing and selling? Is BookBub…

In this first of a two part series, Keri Barnum from New Shelves Books discusses the kind of marketing timeline that a new author should…

This training was a mix of news, live demo, and questions: Chirp Image Generator is a new feature to make it easier to advertise your…

Microsoft Word (and by extension, Apple Pages, Google Docs, and LibreOffice or OpenOffice Writer) are, in our opinion, not the best tool for creating the…

The big news that came out the day before this training was that Canva purchased Serif, the makers of the Affinity software suite. We answered…

It has been a month since our last ask us anything session, so we had a lot of ground to cover today: For news, we…

Your local bookstore can be an excellent partner for getting your books into the hands of local readers. In this training, Blaine is joined by…

Some people publish their book and then immediately move on without giving it a second thought. If you have a large audience, then your book…

If you are writing books for children under the age of nine, you probably already know that illustrations are vital to your projects. The right…

In this Ask Us Anything session, we first covered some topical news, including Findaway Voices making a unilateral rights grab through their terms of service…

In this training, Blaine answered the following questions: Should a book have a series name before the second book is published? How do I write…
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