
Branding for Authorpreneurs
Branding for Authorpreneurs is a practical and easy-to-follow guide that empowers both emerging and established authorpreneurs to craft your author persona and write a brand story that connects with your audience.
A brand comprises the memories, feelings, and associations people have when interacting with you or your work. The articles focus on practical and strategic content on branding for authorpreneurs, including brand identity, positioning, audience perception, and consistent communication.

Branding for Authorpreneurs is a practical and easy-to-follow guide that empowers both emerging and established authorpreneurs to craft your author persona and write a brand story that connects with your audience.

As an authorpreneur, your personal brand is the foundation of your business. Every word, action, and interaction shapes how your audience sees you. That’s why protecting your brand reputation is essential.

After months of brainstorming and revisions, Sascha K. Alexander is thrilled to reveal the cover of his upcoming book marketing guide.

Writing the guide was one of the most challenging experiences of Sascha K. Alexander's career. Today, he announces the official title and release date of the first book in his “Essentials for Authorpreneurs” series.

Sascha K. Alexander reflects on his writing goals for 2025. Switching between various projects, he has made steady progress on his guide for authors.

Entering the last stretch of the year, SK Alexander reflects on his writing goals for 2025. Switching between various projects, the speculative fiction author has made steady progress.

When building your brand, one of the most important elements to understand is your values. Without a solid understanding of who you are, your efforts risk feeling superficial or disconnected.

Building a personal author brand is an ongoing process that requires planning, engagement, and adaptation. As an authorpreneur, your success depends on how well you engage with your audience.

Building a distinct brand helps authorpreneurs stand out, form meaningful connections with their readers, and lay the foundation for a sustainable career.

Social media isn’t dead, no matter what some experts claim. Despite the controversies involving X, the potential TikTok ban in the US, and Meta’s AI data training practices, the numbers of social networks and their users are both increasing.

Your website is often the first point of contact between authorpreneurs and their audience. Thus, you must carefully consider how you best grab your visitors’ attention and what messages you want to convey.

Success as an author significantly depends on having a professional website. But how do you make a powerful impression?

Sascha (SK) Alexander is not a fan of resolutions because, to him, they often feel vague and fleeting. Instead, he sets concrete goals.

Today’s digital age offers many opportunities for authorpreneurs to promote themselves. Your author website is an investment in your brand and long-term success.

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.

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.

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.

Through emails, social media, or face-to-face communication during events, it’s easier than ever before to interact with your audience.

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.

“Branding for Beginners: An Authorpreneur's Primer On Creating A Compelling Brand” will guide you through the essential steps of creating your brand.

Under his new pen name, Sascha K. Alexander will provide you with guides, training manuals, and supplemental materials to grow your author business.

From data migrations to nostalgic reunions, SK Alexander recounts the highlights of the past month.

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.