I decided to distract my web site designer, Chad Tomlinson, from the task at hand: this site! Yes, we still have the last bits of work to do here but I really wanted to interview him for this series. I've…
30Mar
30Mar
Candy Fleming talks about the magical writer's workshop at Chautauqua and why you should go.
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Today’s interview was unplanned - well, I planned…
29Mar
Right before I met my site designer, Chad Tomlinson, I learned about one mistake I’d made with my previous site. I had used a hybrid designer/programmer. I’m sure there are programmers who do both well, and my last site was…
28Mar
As I was writing this post, I found out something awesome, and I’m going to share it with you. I’ll let you know when you get to it.
Whether you’re an author with a site that has looked the same forever…
27Mar
Before I learned to think globally, I pretty much only focused on my own books and how could I get them some press, or get the word out on my work in general. It was definitely more difficult to promote…
26Mar
Reciprocity is my favorite word when it comes to social media.
Pop quiz: what I wrote in an earlier piece? What is the operative word in “social media”? Answer: Social
Being social means being generous. After all, who wants to be social…
25Mar
You are not a twit. You just don't get it yet. I didn't either, and it took a lot of friends' explanations and watching to really become involved in Twitter. It's a very powerful tool for your business,…
24Mar
Right about now I imagine you’re getting overwhelmed at all I’m throwing at you. But think of it this way: if someone handed you a triple-decker sandwich stuffed with layers of lettuce, mayo, turkey, tomatoes, and whatever else you might…
23Mar
Guest Scott Neumyer talks about his ebook Jimmy Stone's Ghost Town. Plus a review of Flip by Martyn Bedford by Jennifer Hubert Swan of Reading Rants and a new Take5 Marketing Tip by Dianne de las Casas.
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23Mar
Around January 2010, I was invited to be on a panel about social media at Rutgers University the following October.
I was very honored, but at the same time, I thought, “Nooooo! Now I’m going to have to do Twitter! But…
