Your author website is your Internet information hub, and this is where you want to direct readers, editors, or literary agents who are looking for more information about you and your writing. Social media is one way to connect potential fans with your website—but...
How many emails do you receive each day? Ten? Thirty-five? Over a hundred? With so much competition for your attention, some emails will be unopened and unread. The same is true for your mailing list subscribers: Your email is competing against many others for...
You’ve taken the time to cultivate your online persona as a writer, and now it’s time to get more visitors clicking onto your author platform. The marketing experts at Web Design Relief know there are many effective ways to reach a wider audience and promote your...
While some writers may think social media is the only effective way to connect with readers and followers, the marketing experts at Web Design Relief know there’s an often overlooked way to build your fan base and readership: Email an author newsletter. Your list of...
Whether your book is traditionally published or self-published, you’ll need to put some effort into marketing. While social media posts, book reviews, and appearances on podcasts or at book readings will help build awareness and sales, the marketing experts at Web...
Sending an email newsletter to your subscriber list is a great way to keep your followers engaged and updated about your writing projects, publications, and upcoming events. But even when you spend hours writing, editing, and adding useful links to your author...
For novelists, poets, and short prose writers, harnessing the power of the Internet is an effective way to reach more readers and build your audience. The social media and marketing experts at Web Design Relief know that writers who have an online presence can cast a...
Social media advertising might seem like a good choice if you’re trying to deliver your writing to a wider audience—but this actually isn’t the most effective strategy. According to a study by McKinsey & Co., e-mail newsletters are forty times more successful at...
You may be surprised to learn that the skills needed to be a creative writer aren’t the same as those required to be an effective blogger. Unlike short stories, poetry, novels, or memoirs, an author blog requires some mastery of networking, sharing, and making...
Using the social media platform Twitter is a great way for writers to build their audiences and gain fans. But the marketing experts at Web Design Relief know that the key to success on Twitter is to make sure every tweet isn’t a “buy my book” promotional push—you...
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