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Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2020 Goes Virtual!
by Blog Contributor | September 4, 2020 | Book Event, Book Fairs, LA Times Festival of Books
Can you imagine what it is like without books or literature in general? Life would be awful and gray! Books are more than just things. They are the ones that provide wonderful stories to people, give readers a sense of purpose, help others understand the complexities in life, and show…
Tips in Preparing for an Actual Radio Interview
by Blog Contributor | August 29, 2020 | ReadersMagnet Tips
No matter how seasoned you are as a talker you may be, preparedness will undoubtedly help guarantee an effective understanding of the topic and can make you feel more comfortable in the interview. Not only is it a perfect opportunity to address subjects you’re passionate about it can also be…
10 Ways to Optimize Your Author/Book Website
by Blog Contributor | August 22, 2020 | ReadersMagnet Tips
Now that you have a website, what are you going to do next? Optimize it! In this digital age, it’s hard to imagine promoting your book and building your author brand without a professional website. If you don’t have a website to capture your target audience, you are missing out…
Self-Publishing Book Marketing Strategies
by Blog Contributor | August 15, 2020 | ReadersMagnet Tips
Are you self-publishing your book? Chances are that you are likely to run your own book marketing campaign. So, if you are going to do it, why not do it with style? Authors can use digital and traditional marketing strategies to market their books. Here are ten strategies to market…
10 Things to Prepare Before Printing Your Book
by Blog Contributor | August 8, 2020 | ReadersMagnet Tips
After pouring everything you had into your book, we encourage you to keep up with the momentum of your writing journey – by considering your book for publication. Here are some of the things you need to prepare before sending your book to publication: 1. Manuscript How can you be…
How to Create Heroes for Sci-Fi Novels
by Blog Contributor | August 5, 2020 | Writing Hacks, Writing Tips
In writing science fiction, character construction is as important as world-building, perhaps even more. The truth is, technology or science or cataclysm alone do not make a sci-fi story. It is the characters that make and drive the story, which is, after all, about them, not the setting or technology.…
How to Pitch Your Book for a Radio Interview
by Blog Contributor | August 4, 2020 | ReadersMagnet Tips
Booking a radio interview is one of the most effective book marketing strategies for self-published authors to publicize their book. Live author radio interviews usually do not require authors to spend much money, time, and effort but it can ensure wide media coverage, especially when done right. Radio interviews enable…
How to Be a Part of the Growing Self-Published Community of Authors
by Blog Contributor | July 24, 2020 | ReadersMagnet Tips
Being involved in an indie author community is a great opportunity to get a glimpse of what kind of options are available to you. Frequently, indie authors decide to publish their work in this fashion, since their work isn’t always compatible with mainstream publishing formats. A career in writing- may often be very lonely, sometimes…
Selective Licensing Rights: Being Weary of Deals and Such
by Blog Contributor | July 23, 2020 | DIY, ReadersMagnet Tips
Obtaining self-publishing fees or publisher royalties is just one source of income for your novels. These don’t necessarily apply only to merchandising and publishing–the copyright landscape is a dynamic blend of types, channels, applications, territories and words. Therefore, adopting a mindset of selective licensing rights is important. There are significant incentives…
Things to Remember When Entering Ghostwriting Contracts
by Blog Contributor | July 11, 2020 | ReadersMagnet Tips
A ghostwriter is somebody that creates copy such as editorials, sermons, novels, blog posts, email newsletters, web content, etc. and is not credited for the task. The benefit goes to the employer or somebody in the corporation or organization who recruited you. The definition of a ghostwriter specifies that you…










