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June 14, 2012 by Nina Amir 12 Comments

Does Previously Published Blog Content Turn Away Publishers?

Can you blog a book or book a blog and get it sold to a traditional publisher?

I get asked the same question over and over again. It relates to blogged books, previously published work and traditional publishers. Many aspiring authors considering blogging books feel concern over publishing their the work they intend to include in a book on their blogs. They feel sure a publisher will then consider it “previously published” […]

Filed Under: Landing an Agent or Traditional Publisher Tagged With: blog-to-book deal, blogged book, book contract, previoiusly published content, repurposing content

July 18, 2011 by Nina Amir 1 Comment

How to Blog a Book Gets Disovered and Lands a Book Deal!

As you may know, the whole idea behind this blog revolves around creating a strong and unique blogged book idea with a large or niche market, writing great and consistent posts, and promoting your blog well so you either: get discovered while blogging your book, build enough platform to become attractive to an agent, an […]

Filed Under: Blogs Turned Into Books, News About How to Blog a Book Tagged With: agent, author platfrom, blog-to-book, blog-to-book deal, blogging a book, book contract, fan base, how to blog a book, Nina Amir, traditional book contract, Verna Dreisbach

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