There are two primary differences between blogged books and a booked blogs. A blogged book starts with an idea for a book and it is written from a content plan on a blog and later published as a book. A booked blog is an after thought, simply a bunch of posts that were written and […]
Artist and Writer (Literally) Drives to a Blogged Book Deal
Here’s a blog-to-book deal I’ve been quite taken with ever since I discovered it–and I often mention it when I’m out speaking. Dmitry Smarov began his blog, Hack: Stories From a Chicago Cab, about six years ago. Each entry relates encounters with a memorable passenger or situation at the garage and each includes an original […]
How Often Should You Publish a Blog Post?
One of the most common question new bloggers or book bloggers ask is: How often should I publish a blog post? You may get different answers to this question, but here’s mine, which is based on my own experience and the advice I have been given by a variety of successful bloggers and professional bloggers. […]
How to Create the Best Book From Your Blog
I advocate blogging a book rather than booking a blog. The reason why is simple: Not every blog deserves to become a book. Some blogs are just blogs; the content on them works well as posts but isn’t thought out well enough to become a book. A blogger who blogs a book, on the other […]
How a Blog Creates Visibility for Your Book
One of the primary reasons to blog a book revolves around creating visibility for you and your book. You want lots of potential readers to easily “see” you, or find you, on line so they will purchase your book. How do you create this visibility? Here are the three primary ways to increase visibility for […]
How to Create Community Around Your Blogged Book
If you are writing any kind of book that inspires people to do something, you might want to create a community of some sort around your blog and your blogged book. This can serve as a great promotional tool for both your book and your book-related business if, for example, your blogged book asks readers […]
6 Necessities for Your Blogged Book
Blogging a book is a bit like going on a trip and inviting some friends along. You begin at point A–your book idea–and end up at point B–a finished book. As you travel you stop at a lot of great places (your blog posts) and you make a lot of friends (your readers or fans), […]
Backup Tips: Where did your blog posts—and your book—go?
Today’s guest post is by author Roger C. Parker, a book and marketing coach who has author 38. His most recent is a blogged book found at Published & Profitable blog. If you’re not religiously printing and backing-up your blog posts as you blog your book, you may wake up one day and find your […]
Labor Day Blog-to-Book Coaching Special
If you missed the deal below, no worries! You can still register if you do so by 7 a.m. PT Sept. 4! But the price has gone up to $197 and the first session is on Tuesday, Sept. 4. Click here for more info. (Call-in details for the first will be sent to you by […]
This 20-Year-Old’s Experiences Make Good Blog & Book Fodder
At the end of July I came across an interesting blog-to-book deal featured in The Huffington Post, and I quickly contacted the author. Again, it’s a booked blog, but a very cool idea from a very cool young lady. (When will bloggers start blogging books and make their lives easier when they land these book […]
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