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Great Info. On Branding!
Have you seen this yet? Luckily I’ve done most of this right even though I knew NOTHING about it ten years ago when I was first starting out!
Posted in Becoming an author in midlife, Believing in yourself as a writer, Blogging, Blogs and advertising, Fort Collins author, Fort Collins writer, Marketing your blog, Marketing your book, Marketing yourself as a writer, Publicity for writers, the need to be heard, The psychological challenges of becoming a writer, Writing and authenticity, Writing and self-discovery, Writing and Self-worth
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How to be a writer:
“Find your voice, shout it from the rooftops, and keep doing it until the people that are looking for you find you.” — Dan Harmon
A unique way to get some great writing publicity!
I had an interesting and fun experience yesterday! I appeared on the Huff Post Third Metric explaining how getting fired for the first time in my life ten years ago, showed me the amazing value of listening to my own … Continue reading
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Are you sharing at the right times?
Here are the BEST times to be using social media:
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“Find your voice, shout it from the rooftops, and keep doing it until the people that are looking for you find you.” – Dan Harmon
To blog or not to blog?
Thought I should share this important viewpoint with you! LOVE THIS QUOTE: “This daily habit helps me hone an important soft skill: communication. My writing abilities have improved, as evidenced by the embarrassment I feel reading blog posts I wrote … Continue reading
Posted in Becoming an author in midlife, Believing in yourself as a writer, Blog Coaching, Blogging, Fort Collins author, Fort Collins writer, Freedom of the press, Learning how to become a writer, Marketing your blog, Stresses of becoming a writer, the need to be heard, the process of writing, The psychological challenges of becoming a writer, Why self-publish?, Writing and authenticity, writing and meaning, Writing and self-discovery, Writing and Self-worth, Writing to learn more about yourself
Tagged advantages of blogging, to blog or not to blog?
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Blogging and Promotion
I have found one of the BEST ways to become a writer is to start your own blog. Blogging freed my writing soul and allowed me to find my own writers’ voice. No more editors telling me to tone it … Continue reading
How to know when your blog becomes a business
After over five years as a blogger, I am finally starting to think like a business person instead of someone who enjoys writing for free. I just noticed recently how my thinking has changed. First of all, everybody and their … Continue reading
Posted in Becoming an author in midlife, Believing in yourself as a writer, Blog Coaching, Blogging, Blogs and advertising, Fort Collins author, Fort Collins writer, Learning how to become a writer, Making a living as a writer, Marketing your blog, Marketing yourself as a writer, Stresses of becoming a writer, The psychological challenges of becoming a writer, Writing and Self-worth, writing as a business
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What’s good and bad about social media?
Have you seem this infographic yet?
Posted in Becoming an author in midlife, Blogging, Blogs and advertising, Fort Collins writer, Learning how to become a writer, Making a living as a writer, Marketing your blog, Marketing your book, Marketing yourself as a writer, Publicity for writers, the need to be heard
Tagged facebook, infographic, marketing, pros and cons media media, social-media, the reach of social media
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Writing and “Everything’s FREE on the Internet!”
Why is it so hard to “make it” as a writer these days? It could have something to do with the magical combination that everyone thinks they are a writer, everything’s free on the Internet, and the complete lack of … Continue reading
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Tagged business, free means no pay for writers, magazines news, multinational corporations, online magazines, ripping off the writer, screwing over writers, writing and corporate America, zero sum game
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How to BELIEVE in yourself as a writer 