Thanks for the comment Caroline and good luck with your new release.
]]>Thanks for your comment Caroline. Yes publishing a book and marketing it takes a lot of work and effort, but you learn a lot about yourself on the way. Good luck with your new book.
]]>Hi Jill,
Not to worry about the past, think of what you can do now. And it sounds like you’re doing the right things, blogging and tweeting help build your platform as a writer and you have the opportunity of communicating with your audience. I wish you the very best of luck.
]]>Hi Sandra,
There’s no need to find it daunting, although I completely understand – most writers feel the same way. Being prepared is the key factor here, knowing your work and yourself as a writer, then being able to articulate this to others clearly and concisely. Good luck!
]]>Hi,
Thanks for the comment, and yes, I would offer tips on how to multiply the hours in a day, but I haven’t quite got that formula down yet, will let you know! Even if you haven’t got a finished manuscript, it’s always good to get a head start on publicizing yourself. Write a blog, articles, go speak at some events. Then when you do have a book, you already have a following, however small, to build upon. Good luck!
Hi Linda, thanks for the comment.
]]>I tweeted this a couple of times yesterday or the other day and didn’t enter as I don’t (yet) have a book to market. What I do have though is a whole bundle of ideas and a plan, so I figured I’d come back and give it a shot. Any help at marketing or publicising myself is likely to be useful, and if you could throw in some info on how to multiply the number of hours in the day to fit in everything, that would be fantastic…
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