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Guest post by Becky Flansburg Blogging is such an invaluable tool for authors. There are a lot of different definitions for a blog, but put simply, a blog (short for “web log”) is a website or part of a website where you can post regular entries of opinion pieces, news, case studies, your email newsletter archive or anything else you want to share with your customers or prospects. Your blog
So you’ve discovered the value of blogging to spread your brand, share your expertise and bring new visitors to your site (visitors who could potentially turn into book-buying customers!). But now that you are in the thick of creating insightful and valuable content for your business blog, you’ve also discovered are times when you “lose the muse.” The ideas that came fast-n-furious during the beginning of your blogging adventure have
Getting paid what you are worth. That phrase can sometimes sound and feel as mythical as a unicorn and as unattainable as a spontaneous road trip to the moon. But if you are one of the many creatives, authors, or business folks who feel like their work and time is undervalued, let me assure you; you are not alone. The following points are some reasons that you are not getting
Renee CormierMother-Daughter Book Club
