Research, document filing, editing, and writing for your reader. There’s a lot to think about as you blog your book. The process can feel easy rather than overwhelming, though, if you test out some of the great online tools suggested by Dan Kenitz (@buildwithwords). See how much more productive you are—and how much more you […]
5 Research Tips to Help You Blog Your Book
Research can bog down any writer. Before you know it, instead of writing a blog post, you’re swimming in research…and so is your workspace. But research doesn’t have to be like that…and shouldn’t. Today writer and journalist Jane Meggitt (@meggitt_jane) provides tips on how to conduct, save, and use research as you blog your book. […]
Writing While Traveling: A Guide for Maintaining the Habit
Did you travel this summer? And what happened to your writing and blogging habits while you were away from home? If they disappeared…never to return again, this post is for you. Freelance writer and ghostwriter Dan Kenitz (@buildwithwords) offers tips on how to go on vacation or travel and maintain your writing and blogging routines. […]
Should You Write Short or Long Posts when Blogging a Book?
Are short or long blog posts best? Good question. The online world changes constantly. More often than not, Google dictates those changes, including what it takes to get your site into the coveted #1 Search Engine Results Page (SERP) spot. What doesn’t change is the impact blog post length and publishing frequency have in achieving […]
How Bloggers and Writers can Make Money with Affiliate Marketing
If you are wondering how to make money with your blog, consider affiliate marketing. This is an effective way to earn an income even if you don’t yet have products of your own. Read this post by Beth Bauer (@JourneyofBethB) to learn the basics so you can start your own affiliate marketing campaigns. Bloggers and […]
3 Rules of Thumb for Creating Successful Twitter Book Promotions
If you’re looking for a good social media platform to help you build a platform online and, at some point, promote your book, don’t discount Twitter. Freelance writer and ghostwriter Dan Kenitz (@buildwithwords) explains what a huge opportunity exists on Twitter and offers a few valuable tips for getting the most out of promoting yourself […]
Where to Find Sources of Inspiration for Your Blog Posts
If you find yourself without blog post ideas, don’t worry. In fact, worry makes it worse! Instead, look around you for inspiration. Today Beth Bauer (@JourneyofBethB) provides seven easily accessible places to find ongoing ideas for your blog posts. Being a blogger isn’t always puppies and rainbows. It can be hard work. Sometimes the words […]
Where to Purchase a URL for Your Blog Domain Name
When you create your blog, you need to give it a domain name, and you need a URL or web address to go with it. Today writer and journalist Jane Meggitt (@meggitt_jane) explains the basic about purchasing your URL. There’s an old saying in horse racing that the top racehorses all have great names. Even […]
Three Successful Self-Publishers to Follow Online
Many bloggers choose to self-publish their books, and “indie” publishing can be a good choice…or a bad one…depending upon your goals, skills, and knowledge. However, learning from those who have successfully traveled this publishing path not only educates but helps you decide if it’s the right route for you. That’s why today freelance writer and […]
Five Key Ways to Make Blogged Book Research Fun
Blogged books, just like other types of books, require research. In fact, even a blog post unrelated to a book might require research. But research can feel like drudgery. Today freelance writer and ghostwriter Dan Kenitz (@buildwithwords) takes a look at how to make research fun (even it it’s really not your thing). Apply his […]
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