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Free Guide to Get You StartedBook publishing can be confusing. That's why I created this free 24-page ebook packed with tips, links and resources to help you reach the readers who are waiting for your books. You'll learn things like:How to find freelance editorsGetting and using ISBNsUsing social media to market your bookGetting a great book coverAnd it's all free, just enter your email address in the box below and it will be on its way.I've helped thousands of authors fulfill their publishing goals and dreams, and I know you can do it too!CLICK HERE TO GET THE GUIDEAfter confirming you'll receive the download link for the guide as well as a subscription to my priority notification list.This Week in the Blogs, July 17 22, 2020By Shelley Sturgeon ON July 24, 2020 Leave a CommentBy Shelley SturgeonHalfway thru the summer, more than halfway through the year, 4+ months into a pandemic with no end in sight, how s your writing and self-publishing to-do list for 2020 shaping up? If you re on target with your goals, well done you! We ve all had some pretty significant curves thrown at us this year. If you re not on target, please see the previous sentence.Got any tips for staying focused or particular challenges? Let us know in the comments. Maybe other readers can benefit from your suggestions, or offer suggestions if you re struggling a bit right now. Sometimes it helps just to know that you re not alone.Weekly reminders:Check back here next Friday, July 31st for the latest edition of our Self-Publishing: Carnival of the Indies blog carnival.Submit your articles for August s blog carnival Self-Publishing: Carnival of the Indies by Saturday, August 15th.We re still accepting e-book covers for July s e-Book Cover Design Awards. The submission deadline is July 31st.Be well and stay safe. See you back here on August 7th for our next This Week in the Blogs post.Dan Blank on WeGrowMediaWhat Is Human-Centered Marketing? I simply want to explain the concept of human-centered marketing. Not just what it means in theory, but how it becomes a practical way for you to consider how to reach more people, and truly have an impact with your writing. AskALLi Team on ALLi s Self-Publishing Advice CenterThe Ultimate Guide to Content Repurposing Content repurposing is the reuse of content you’ve already created. For example, turning a video you’ve made into a podcast. Or using articles you’ve written and turning them into a book. Sharon Bially on Writer UnboxedSpoilers Won’t Spoil Your Book Promotion. How to Use Them to Pull Readers In. Rarely does a week go by when an author does not ask me whether posting a particular snippet with plot information to Facebook, or sharing a description of their main character’s conflicts or fate with a reporter will “give away too much.” Victoria Strauss on Writer BewareThe Impersonation Game Redux A few months ago, I warned about a scammer impersonating agent Jennifer Jackson of the Donald Maass Literary Agency. CLICK TO KEEP READINGRecent PostsPublishDrive All In on Subscription ModelBy David KudlerDistributor/aggregator PublishDrive has shifted completely to a subscription-based model for all new accounts. Up until this month, the New York-based company offered both monthly5 Ways to Use Videos to Promote Authors and Their BooksBy Cristian StanciuWe focus a lot on familiar social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram, and blogging and newsletters as ways to market ourselves and our books, but how many of us think toThis Week in the Blogs, July 10 16, 2020By Shelley SturgeonSome interesting articles to share with you again this week on blogging, marketing, and self-publishing.And, don't forget that we're still accepting submission to our e-BookWhy You Need a Template for Your Newsletter (and What to Put in It)By Nate HoffelderNewsletters are widely regarded as one of the best marketing tools because your subscribers are inviting you into their inbox. While that is great, it can take time for yourThis Week in the Blogs, July 3 9, 2020By Shelley SturgeonSo, how goes it? Another selection of informative articles on writing and self-publishing for your reading pleasure.RemindersSubmit your articles for our next blog carnivalDon’t Confuse a Book Endorsement With a ReviewBy Sandra BeckwithIn recent conversations with authors, I’ve noticed that several use the terms “book endorsement” and “book review” interchangeably.That’s not a good idea.In the book publishingA Quick Holiday BreakBy Shelley SturgeonThe blog is taking a mini break but please check out the links below for lots of great reading about all things self-publishing.You can find our post archives here.Past issuese-Book Cover Design Awards, May 2020By Joel FriedlanderWelcome to the e-Book Cover Design Awards. This edition is for submissions during May, 2020.This month we received:46 covers in the Fiction category8 covers in the NonfictionSelf-Publishing: Carnival of the Indies Issue #117By Joel FriedlanderWelcome to this issue of the Carnival of the Indies blog carnival. This issue is for June, 2020. We welcome your submissions on topics related to writing, self-publishing, bookWrite/Right for the MarketBy Florence OsmundMany writers, especially first-timers, wait until they have finished writing the entire book before they give any thought to the marketing of it. I argue this is backwards—the timeArchives Archives

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