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How To Create A Visual Brand As An Author - An author burns symbols into a wall with a branding iron.
Marketing
Hannah Collins

How To Create A Visual Brand As An Author

You may think that, as an author, you can easily publish acclaimed work and gather a dependable readership without having to build any kind of brand. It’s a fantasy, but not in the way you might think. It’s possible, though difficult, to attract an audience without building a deliberate brand, but once they arrive, they’re going

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Your Book's Journey Is The Secret Ingredient To Amazing Marketing - A book treks through the forest.
Marketing
Robert Wood

Your Book’s Journey Is The Secret Ingredient To Amazing Marketing

As an editor, I’ve helped authors market their books on a variety of levels. I’ve suggested minor changes to a work to better address or capture the target audience; I’ve sought out and helped craft author interviews, blog posts, and influencer marketing; and I’ve worked with authors to create engaging copy for their social media

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How To Take The Perfect Author Photo - An author poses for a photograph as if it's a fashion shoot.
Marketing
Hannah Collins

How To Take The Perfect Author Photo

Let’s face it – an author photo is probably the last thing on your marketing to-do list, especially if you’re the kind of person who hides from group selfies or whose mouth just can’t seem to form anything close to a photogenic smile. (My mouth certainly falls into that unfortunate category, by the way.) But, like

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Do YOU Need To Write In The Second Person? - An Uncle Sam type character points out at the reader.
Writing
Robert Wood

Do YOU Need To Write In The Second Person?

When it comes to choosing the point of view for your book, the second person is unlikely to get much consideration. Volumes have been written on the emotional impact of the first-person ‘I’, and on the scope and flexibility of the third-person ‘he/she/it’. In comparison, the second-person ‘you’ rarely merits more than a paragraph. Don’t

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