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Social Media for Writers

Filed in Book Reviews and Articles, Book Signings and Events, Marketing Your Book by Daylin on May 21, 2020 • 0 Comments

Having a social media presence is essential for all writers in the 21st century. Whether you write fiction, poetry, scripts, nonfiction or all of the above, social media can help boost your audience. Not to mention, having an established audience makes agents and publishers more likely to pick up your work. This is because you’ve […]

How To Get Book Reviews

Filed in Book Reviews and Articles, Marketing Your Book by Daylin on May 19, 2020 • 0 Comments

1️⃣ Find your target audience. This is the first and most important step. You can put every effort into marketing your book, although you might get some response, it will not be anywhere near successful if you’re not targeting the correct readers. What is or how do you find your target audience you may be […]

Finding Your Target Audience (and why it’s so important).

Filed in Book Reviews and Articles, Book Signings and Events, Marketing Your Book by Daylin on May 14, 2020 • 0 Comments

If you’ve published or want to publish any work, whether it’s a novel, a blog, or an essay, you need to know your target audience. While it’s important to reach as many people as possible, and it often seems like focusing only on certain segments of the population is limiting, you need to be direct. […]

How To Overcome Self-Doubt As A Writer

Filed in Author Inspirations, Writing Tips by Daylin on May 12, 2020 • 0 Comments

Sylvia Plath once said, “the worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt.” We all have a hopeful goal of an achievement we think will finally get rid of that self-doubt once and for all. “If I become a bestseller,” “If I sell out,” “If I get a positive review,” “If I win an award,” and on […]

Tips For How to End a Chapter

Filed in Writing Tips by Daylin on April 30, 2020 • 0 Comments

At some point in writing your manuscript you’ll be faced with the decision of where you want your chapter breaks to go. How you end your chapter is especially important in a novel. By beginning and ending them in the perfect moments of your story, your chapter breaks can build suspense and keep your readers […]