Publishing, Blogging, and Freelancing
One of the most important facets of being an author is marketing. No one is going to buy your book if they don’t know it exists. And although some people don’t think you should worry about your name, I would beg to differ. So, when should you start marketing yourself?
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Creating a QR code for your website can generate interest and potential followers. You can send people directly to your blog roll or to a specific book you want to highlight. The possibilities are great and it won’t cost you a single dime to implement.
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The premium version of Buffer opens all kinds of possibilities over its free counterpart. Instead of being limited to 10 posts per channel, you can schedule a lot of content across several of the most popular social apps. But is it worth the expense?
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Using serial fiction on your blog can be a great way to drum up interest in your work. It can draw a dedicated audience who eagerly anticipates each publication. But what are some of the pros and cons of putting fiction on your website?
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On October 20th, 2024, I’ll be attending my first public event as an author. It’s a small event, but it’s still something that is in the public eye. As someone who has struggled with impostor syndrome in the past, this has me slightly anxious.
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