by Lisa Norman
We've all heard that writers need a website, but why?
When I ask writers why they want a website, they say:
- so I can look professional
- so I can get a book deal
- to sell more books
- because my coach/agent/publisher said so.
by Lisa Norman
We've all heard that writers need a website, but why?
When I ask writers why they want a website, they say:
by Becca Puglisi
I’m so happy to be back at Writers in the Storm today talking about writerly goodness with all of you. I get to do this a couple of times each year, thanks to this crew’s generosity. And it all started with me reaching out and begging requesting a guest posting opportunity.… Read the post
It's no secret that writers are supposed to be building their online platform and brand from the get-go. You can find a bazillion posts on that very thing. Blog! Tweet! Facebook! Tumblr! Get lots of followers! Get lots of comments!… Read the post
by Jenny Hansen
Everyone is talking about Social Media and I’ve got several friends scratching their heads going, “What does that even MEAN? And why do I need so many DIFFERENT KINDS??”
There’s a simple answer to “why so many?” You want to go to where your people are.
On my drive home from the day job yesterday, I tuned in for the traffic report (because I needed to know why I was going 15 in a 65 MPH zone) and the business report caught my attention. They were discussing the four character requirements of teamwork: openness, generosity, flexibility and patience.… Read the post
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