Today’s Monday Marketing post is all about sharing a little something with your readers to help create connections and build that all-important fan base.
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marketing tips for writers
Writers, learn how to talk to people
It’s Monday so that means it’s time for another Monday Marketing post. Today I want to discuss the how not to talk to people. In a marketing sense, there are definitely some right and wrong ways to deal with people.
A quick thanks to all those who sent supportive messages, following my last blog post. I am feeling better and I’m sorry I had to miss Friday’s post.
Are you making the most of your email signature?
Ready for another Monday Marketing post? Today I’m talking about something simple yet effective; using your email signature.
How to be consistent in your branding
Welcome back to another Monday Marketing post! I am loving how much you guys seem to enjoy these posts. 🙂 Today’s post is all about brand consistency.
Writers, how easy are you to find?
Time for another Monday Marketing post. Now, this wasn’t a scheduled blog post. However, I felt the need to write this after getting a little frustrated at some of my fellow writers. Let me explain…
Why you should use a favicon for branding
It’s Monday Marketing time. So, have you ever considered using a Favicon as part of your branding?
How to use Buffer for scheduling your social media
It’s Monday, you know what that means, I’m back with another Monday Marketing(ish) post.
Writers, 9 important things you need to know about marketing
It’s Monday, so here’s another Marketing post.
Whether your self-published or traditionally published, some marketing is going to be your responsibility. So, here are 9 things you need to know about Marketing.
Why you need to cultivate an Online Presence
It’s another Monday Marketing post, today I discuss some reasons why you should be cultivating an online presence (even before your book is finished!)
Writers, why you need a Marketing Plan
I’m back with a Monday Marketing post. So let’s talk about our Marketing plan. One writer I spoke to informed me that they hadn’t really gotten any ideas for marketing and just wanted to get lots of their books published.
