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.
Book fairs and literary festivals are great for authors to meet colleagues, publishers, and industry experts in person, but there are potential drawbacks.
Since February 2024, Google and Yahoo have been implementing email marketing standards to combat spam and enhance inbox security.
Through newsletters, social media or during events, it’s easier than ever before to interact with your audience. Let’s explore the fundamental elements of an author platform and see why it is crucial for authorpreneurs.
For a subset of authors, their books serve as the foundation for building a business. We call these individuals authorpreneurs.
SK Alexander starts a new chapter in his journey as an authorpreneur. Not only does his literary identity transform, but he also expands into non-fiction.
To truly excel in today's literary market, you must set yourself apart in the crowded marketplace. This is where your brand comes into play. The booklet “Branding for Beginners: An Authorpreneur's Primer On Creating A Compelling Brand” will guide you through the essential steps of crafting your brand.
Authorpreneurs shape their literary ventures as business managers, creative directors, as well as marketing and sales managers. Under his new pen name, Sascha K. Alexander will provide guides, training manuals, and supplemental materials to authorpreneurs.
As the new year progresses, I'd like to take a moment to look into the future. For me, 2024 will bring some significant changes. Let's explore the exciting shifts on the horizon.
