by Guest Author | Dec 10, 2013 | Social Media
Like it or not, publishers, booksellers, readers, and the media think of you and your book as part of a category—they associate you with other books, authors, ideas, styles, location etc. My primary category, for example, is listed right on the back of my book:...
by Guest Author | Dec 3, 2013 | Social Media
I always knew I wanted to write children’s books but needed a way to fund the project to make it happen. My dream became reality when I discovered Kickstarter and started my campaign. Founded in 2009, the website serves as a meeting point for artists to find...
by Guest Author | Nov 26, 2013 | Social Media
Most of us have probably seen these abstract images, consisting of black and white squares, and it’s becoming a common occurrence to see these squares used everywhere. Rather impressive, considering that they have only been around for 20 years. Originally designed in...
by Becky Robinson | Nov 19, 2013 | Social Media
Note from Becky: This post marks 600 posts on the Weaving Influence blog. Yes, 600! I started blogging at weavinginfluence.com in December of 2010, although the 600 posts published here also include several from my days blogging at LeaderTalk, with dates reaching back...
by Carrie Koens | Nov 15, 2013 | Social Media
Today’s guest post comes from Tara Alemany, author of The Best is Yet to Come, which was released on November 8, 2013, and is available on Amazon. Congratulations, Tara! Like what you read today? Follow her on Twitter, visit her website, and don’t forget...
by Guest Author | Nov 12, 2013 | Social Media
Working in the world of local television news, social media was once seen as an enemy, just another thing added to a long list of things we have to get done by deadline. There just wasn’t enough time in the day to get everything done and to have it done...
