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Will You Add? - The Unpublished Author's Website
Having the greatest design for your web page, and all the frills built-in, is useless - until you can get the visitors to come and see what you have for them. Getting that highly targeted traffic from potential buyers can be a little difficult, but you can get it. Here are some ways that you can start getting
Blog Link—your own blog is a great way to drive traffic to your website and creates a back link to
Well lets get to the reason why you haven't yet, maybe it's because you don't trust half the bull you see online, maybe it's because you don't dare loose your hard earned money, maybe you want to but don't have the time.Sure there are many reason's why you don't dare. So lets lay down the bottom line o
Consider your website part of your manuscript-marketing arsenal even if you’re unpublished. Having a website shows potential agents and editors that you’re serious about a career as a writer. It’s the twenty-first century version of a business card. Be honest, don’t you search the web to validate a company your doing business with? What is your opinion of that business if they have a less than professional site or no site at all?
Starting a website is an inexpensive way to give your work credibility. So what should an unpublished author include in their website?
Index—commonly called your home page. This can be a quick welcome telling people what your site is all about. Update your home page with all your latest and greatest writing news.
Bio—a short page about your background and writing history. Interject your passion for your art on this page.
Publishing History— – Clips of articles you’ve written, etc. No matter how insignificant you think it is, a publishing credit is a publishing credit.
My Books Page—give a short synopsis of the projects you are currently marketing. If you’d like you can include a short excerpt for each manuscript. Include an awards or accolades for each manuscript—this is where unpublished contests can really pull their weight.
Blog Link—your own blog is a great way to drive traffic to your website and creates a back link to
The popularity of a given site is a very important aspect in establishing which websites rank first and which sites rank last. In the world of the internet, popularity is gauged by how may sites are linked to yours. Therefore, the more links your site has, the higher is your site’s ranking.But be aw
Starting a website is an inexpensive way to give your work credibility. So what should an unpublished author include in their website?
Index—commonly called your home page. This can be a quick welcome telling people what your site is all about. Update your home page with all your latest and greatest writing news.
Bio—a short page about your background and writing history. Interject your passion for your art on this page.
Publishing History— – Clips of articles you’ve written, etc. No matter how insignificant you think it is, a publishing credit is a publishing credit.
My Books Page—give a short synopsis of the projects you are currently marketing. If you’d like you can include a short excerpt for each manuscript. Include an awards or accolades for each manuscript—this is where unpublished contests can really pull their weight.
Blog Link—your own blog is a great way to drive traffic to your website and creates a back link to
Are you stuck with great but slow paying clients? It is interesting how your biggest asset (great clients) can also be your biggest liability. But that is how business is. And as an owner you must adapt.Whether you like it or not, slow paying customers are here to stay. As a rule of thumb, commercial c
Index—commonly called your home page. This can be a quick welcome telling people what your site is all about. Update your home page with all your latest and greatest writing news.
Bio—a short page about your background and writing history. Interject your passion for your art on this page.
Publishing History— – Clips of articles you’ve written, etc. No matter how insignificant you think it is, a publishing credit is a publishing credit.
My Books Page—give a short synopsis of the projects you are currently marketing. If you’d like you can include a short excerpt for each manuscript. Include an awards or accolades for each manuscript—this is where unpublished contests can really pull their weight.
Blog Link—your own blog is a great way to drive traffic to your website and creates a back link to
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Publishing History— – Clips of articles you’ve written, etc. No matter how insignificant you think it is, a publishing credit is a publishing credit.
My Books Page—give a short synopsis of the projects you are currently marketing. If you’d like you can include a short excerpt for each manuscript. Include an awards or accolades for each manuscript—this is where unpublished contests can really pull their weight.
Blog Link—your own blog is a great way to drive traffic to your website and creates a back link to
So you want to sell more of your product!! What does it take to sell more of your product? Do you have to make relationships with people that have the decision making power to purchase your product.Usually buyers of larger companies, and then you have to present them with a working model. However you s
Blog Link—your own blog is a great way to drive traffic to your website and creates a back link to your site, which is important for search engines.
Contact Me—give an agent or editor a way to get in touch with you. Believe it or not, I’ve sent out a query by mail and thanks to my site’s tracking ability I was able to determine that their request for more information came from my website.
Last but not least offer something to keep people coming back—articles, humor, giveaways, book reviews.
This is obviously a simple website. You can add or subtract as you would like. If your books have a lead character whose a chef, a quilter, or some other profession you can add a tie in on your website and offer recipes, a quilt pattern, etc.
Use the web to put your best foot forward. That way by the time you receive “the call” your website will already be established in search engines and you will have traffic flowing to your site.
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