
Networking for Authors by Dale L. Roberts - Book Review
In Networking for Authors, Dale L. Roberts shares practical tips and strategies to help authors network effectively—even for the shyest networking virgin.
From creating a brand and implementing it on the author platform, over business development, strategic aspects of book marketing and online communication to plotting and outline a book (series) and worldbuilding—in his "Essentials for Authorpreneurs", Sascha K. Alexander will transform fundamental knowledge about self-publishing into practical lessons and pragmatic solutions that authorpreneurs can easily implement.
In Networking for Authors, Dale L. Roberts shares practical tips and strategies to help authors network effectively—even for the shyest networking virgin.
Today’s digital age offers many opportunities for authorpreneurs to promote themselves. The website remains essential for your author platform. It’s an investment in your brand and your long-term success.
In “Advertising for Books: A Guide to Promoting & Selling with the Largest Online Bookseller”, Dale L. Roberts offers a clear and comprehensive guide to running Amazon Ad campaigns.
Author newsletters are important, but they take time and effort to make. When authorpreneurs are setting things up, they need a clear call to action and to stay on-brand.
Sascha K. Alexander explores why professional wrestling captives millions, and why sports entertainment is more connected to writing than you might think.
Whether it’s haunted houses, cursed objects, or encounters with angels and demons, supernatural fiction blurs the line between reality and the unknown.
Dale L. Roberts’ “Advanced Self-Publishing for Authors: A Guide to Author Success and Platform Growth” is an invaluable resource for all authorpreneurs looking to build a sustainable business.
In “Consistent Creative Content: A Guide to Authoring and Blogging in the Social Media Age”, Lee Hall offers a candid and practical guide for writers navigating the digital landscape.
Soon, the UEFA Euro 2024 will end. Interestingly, football players and authorpreneurs share remarkable similarities in their preparation methods, whether it’s for a game or for writing a book.
ProWritingAid holds a special place in my heart because one of their virtual events in 2021 jumpstarted my author journey. Thus, I knew what to expect from 2024's "Crime Writers' Week".
Psychic powers, odd occurrences, and cryptic creatures—paranormal fiction pushes beyond the boundaries of the known to delve into the unexplained.
Book fairs and literary festivals are great for authors to meet colleagues, publishers, and industry experts in person, but there are potential drawbacks.
In February 2024, Google and Yahoo implemented email marketing standards to combat spam and enhance inbox security.
Ever heard of curio fiction? Coined by author Diane Callahan, this term defines a unique genre. Here are the defining features and tropes that shape curio fiction.
ProWritingAid's “Fantasy Writers' Week” 2024 welcomed both familiar faces and fresh presenters. Overall, it was an enjoyable and enlightening experience, but I missed the author interviews.
Through emails, social media, or face-to-face communication during events, it’s easier than ever before to interact with your audience.
While there’s no one-size-fits-all template, these eight key components will help you set clear goals, manage resources, and build a sustainable author business.
For a subset of authors, their books serve as the foundation for building a business. I call these individuals authorpreneurs.
Under his new pen name, Sascha K. Alexander will provide you with guides, training manuals, and supplemental materials to grow your author business.