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By Tonya Price If you have started an indie publishing company you are a risk taker, but to succeed as a writing entrepreneur, you must be a risk adverse, risk taker! Indie publishers take risks. Leaving a job to write full time requires the entrepreneur to give up a steady […]
Guest blog post by Nancy Marshall, The PR Maven® Connecting one on one with readers at live events is one of the best ways to build relationships and reader loyalty. Decide how much time you want to spend on the road for your book tour. Be sure to contact local media to […]
I always get fantastic business tips on running a writing business at the annual New England Sisters In Crime conference. This past weekend at the annual mystery writer’s conference held in Dedham, Massachusetts, didn’t disappoint. Here are my top 5 business tips for writers I picked up at the conference: […]
One key to being a successful writing entrepreneur is to never stop searching for ways to grow your business. Here are 5 sites that will help you stay current with the latest marketing developments, offer ideas to improve your marketing skills and provide connections with other writers. 1. Improve your […]
Writers must wear many hats to run their business, but they still have lives! If you struggle to keep track of your schedule then spend 5 minutes on this mini-crash course. Follow my advice and you’ll start sticking to your schedule and get more done. When I worked as Director […]
Do legal worries keep you up at night now that you finished your Writer’s Business Plan and are treating your writing as a business? Starting a new writing business is scary, but you will get a full night’s sleep if you do these 5 tasks to protect your company: Get […]
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