USING PINTEREST as an AUTHOR TOOL by Claire McKinney P/R
The world's catalog of ideas and images is Pinterest. Millions of people are looking for books to read by imagery. Pinterest allows authors to access these potential readers.
JUMP OFF the SHELF – HOW to MAKE YOUR WORKS GET NOTICED by Diane Sillan Isaacs
How can you entice readers to find your book, pick it up and read it? Here are five maxims to consider.
The Nitty Gritty – Business Growth Strategy Applied to Authorship & Beyond by Sara Dahmen
Business is business, and books are business in many more ways than getting some readers and a publisher.
Rhythm and Cadence and Beats, Oh Yes! by Margie Lawson – Taking Your Writing to the Next Level
Reading a book with flat-lined cadence is like watching a movie on mute. Read about adding psychological power to your writing from international presenter and psychologist, Margie Lawson. Enter to Win Advanced Writing Lecture Packets - Click to read more.
Chanticleer Author Marketing Primer: Hashtag How-To
Hashtags are a fairly simple concept, an effort to index categories among posts, but for the newcomer to social media they can be intimidating. Even those who know about hashtags may not be aware of the intricate ways to maximize their benefits.
10 New Year’s Resolutions for Authors to Improve Marketing and Book Sales
What are your New Year Resolutions that you are making to achieve your publishing goals? We'd love to know them!
How to Add Your Chanticleer Editorial Review to Amazon
Remember your editorial review is one of the single most valuable tools available to you in persuading readers to take a chance and buy your book. If you don't use it, you are missing book sales.
BOOKSELLER CONFIDENTIAL — What Are Booksellers Seeking to Buy for Stocking Their Shelves?
Read the TOP TEN TAKEAWAYS about the Independent Book Seller Trade Shows from Kiffer Brown.
New Issue of Chanticleer Reviews Magazine — FALL 2016
An in-depth interview with the Queen of the Pulpwood Queens Book Club, Writer Horoscopes and more are featured in the Fall issue of Chanticleer Reviews e-zine. Read on to find out how to access your free copy!
WRITING as an OLYMPIC SPORT by Sharon E. Anderson– award-winning author
We authors work hard at our craft and sometimes it feels as if we have fallen. The important thing is to get up and continue learning, producing, developing our craft--making it look effortless is the really hard part.