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Jolene MacFadden Editor

A Peek into 2024

A Peek into 2024

A Peek into 2024 and some of the upcoming programs we are creating, updating, and revamping for our customers as well as our fellow writers out there. This is going to be the year of informative, fun and, we hope, bigger participation in our programs. The more we all learn about our crafts the better writers and providers we will become. Then too, the more we share, the bigger and better things we can all accomplish. Since I have recently re-enrolled in college to finish one of my lifelong dreams of getting a master’s degree and perhaps even my Ph.D. in Business Communications and Media, my attention may be spread a little thin. However, it is also going to give me some new material to share. So stay tuned for more posts and videos about that.
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By Jolene MacFadden Editor, ago
What Is Your Writing Goal

What Is Your Writing Goal

Truly every author should know the answer to the question, What is your writing goal? It sounds so simple but for most of us it really isn’t. Take a few minutes and write down some reason why you are writing your current work-in-progress (WIP). Think of nothing else for now. Read more

By Jolene MacFadden Editor, ago
Alternate Methods For Selling Your Books

Alternate Methods For Selling Your Books

I have said it before and I will say it again, there are Alternate Methods for Selling Your Books, that do not have to involve Amazon KDP. I am just saying you will need to decide for yourself how you would like to reach your readers and how much work you are willing to put in to gain more control and, ultimately, a higher percentage of the profits. Now that I think about it this subject will make a great addition to my next non-fiction book so you will be getting highlights in this article.
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By Jolene MacFadden Editor, ago
Getting the Word Out on Your Books

Getting the Word Out on Your Books

Getting the Word Out on Your Books is hard for all authors. As a self-published author, you know that marketing your book is essential to its success. But with so many places to share your book online, it can be hard to know where to start. Here are some of the most popular places to share your self-published book and increase your sales:
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By Jolene MacFadden Editor, ago
Creative Ways to Connect to Readers

Creative Ways to Connect to Readers

There are a number of ‘Creative Ways to Connect to Readers’. As an author, you have a wealth of knowledge and experience to share with your readers. But how do you make sure that your readers actually read and engage with your content? Here are a few creative ways to connect with your readers and build a lasting relationship with them.
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By Jolene MacFadden Editor, ago
Top 5 Reasons to Self Publish Your Books

Top 5 Reasons to Self Publish Your Books

Top 5 Reasons to Self-Publish Your Books

As a multi-book published non-fiction author, I’ve had the opportunity to experience self-publishing for myself as well as my clients over the last 10 years. While there are pros and cons to traditional as well as indie publishing, I’ve found that self-publishing offers a number of advantages that can help you get your book into the hands of readers faster and more easily.
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By Jolene MacFadden Editor, ago
Finding the Right Scheduling Software

Finding the Right Scheduling Software

There are tons of scheduling software tools out there for freelancers. Finding the Right One that works for you, your budget and how you want to run your business can be a bit of a challenge. Between this website for authors and my other one for Small Businesses . We Read more

By Jolene MacFadden Editor, ago

Providing Services on Other Platforms

Times are hard and people just need a little bit of a break these days. I am providing my services on other platforms as slightly different rates. These are strictly introductory rates and will not last long. I have created profiles on both Fiverr and Upwork. These are well-respected freelancing service websites that vet their sellers and buyers to ensure a smooth and, hopefully, satisfactory transaction between customers and service providers. They do charge a fee for providing these services but they are a great way to find talented people willing to work with you on your book project.
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