by Jacob Mohr |
We’ve talked in the past about two writing techniques that publishers and literary agents hate: head-hopping and the cinematic viewpoint. Head-hopping is jarring and confusing, while cinematic perspective creates too much emotional distance between your characters and...
by Jacob Mohr |
Are you a writer, artist, or creative type? Do you want to turn your labors of love into a slick side hustle? We’ve got righteous news—whether you write web comics, draw fantasy maps, or post video essays to YouTube, Patreon.com can help you monetize your creativity...
by Tom Corson-Knowles |
The purpose of a business is to make your customers happy. The happier you make your customers, and the more customers you please, the better your business will do—whether you’re selling books, software, services, or anything else. If you want to get more...
by Tom Corson-Knowles |
No matter what kind of writer you are, you need a dedicated space to work from where you can be creative, productive, and work without distractions. Whether you have a dedicated room to convert into your home office, or you just have a tiny corner in your home where...
by Tom Corson-Knowles
Your author’s website is the hub of your online presence. And that’s great. But a website is also a marketing tool which should be designed to sell books for you. To do that, you need to create a landing page—specifically, a squeeze page. Landing pages are simply web...
