authors

As a writer, knowing your audience is crucial. Writing without knowing who you’re writing for is like trying to hit a target blindfolded—you’re bound to miss if you don’t know where you’re aiming. But what does it really mean to “know your audience”? Is it about stalking them on social media, peeking through their windows, and memorizing their daily routines? Well, not exactly (that’s creepy!). Let’s dive into what it truly means to know your audience as a writer, without resorting to stalking techniques.

While it might seem like a no-brainer for your friends and family to purchase a book with your name on it, sometimes it takes a little extra nudge to get them to take the plunge. Here are some informative tips to help you approach the situation with a little humor and a lot of grace.

As a writer, you might think that spending hours in a dimly lit room with nothing but your laptop and a cup of coffee for company is the best way to get things done. But trust us, it’s not. In fact, building a writing community can not only make the process more enjoyable, but it can also help you become a better writer. And who knows, you might even have some fun along the way.

Are you an indie author looking to get your book on the shelves of your local independent bookstore? Look no further! First things first, don’t be shy! Booksellers and book buyers are there to help you succeed and get your… 

Negative book reviews can be tough to handle, especially on Amazon where they can be seen by thousands of potential readers. But don’t let them get you down! Here are some tips for how to handle negative reviews on Amazon… 

As an author, you know that the journey to publishing a book can be a long and winding one. There are times when you feel like you’re making progress, and other times when you feel like you’re stuck in a… 

As an author, having a website is an important way to connect with readers and promote your work. But with so many different options and factors to consider, it can be tough to know how to build an effective author…