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With the rise of blogs it is important to know what will and will not help your writing business. To try to draw attention to their writing some...
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Find out more about Tiffany: Tiffany Colter, The Writing Career Coach, has written for local and national publications but is best known for her blogs, Writing Career Coach and The Balanced Life. You can find out more, or contact her, through these websites. Please click here to contact Tiffany. |
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When marketing your book one very effective way to build your readership is through public appearances. These offer you the opportunity to personally...
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While I spend a good deal of time helping writers earn a living writing, there are also some things I’ve learned about what not to do. I share...
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I have previously written on books to help develop the business side of writing, but it is pointless if you don’t have the strong craft to back...
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In a previous article I discussed the value of doing book reviews to build your writing sales. I am happy that some reviewers took the time to let me...
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This is part three of the article series on getting readers to pick you. Article one laid the foundation for the importance of platform and article...
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One need every writer has is to establish a strong readership. There are a variety of ways to develop this readership—platform development,...
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