Blogging for Authors (Books That Make Authors Smarter Book 5)

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Blogging for Authors (Books That Make Authors Smarter Book 5)



Blogging for Authors (Books That Make Authors Smarter Book 5)



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Are you looking for ideas on how to find more readers for your book?Do you feel uncertain about the technology or what to blog about?Technical trainer Barb Drozdowich has been blogging for the better part of a decade. She has grown her blog to thousands of visitors each day & understands what authors need.Finding readers is the key to success. One of the best ways to connect with these readers is through the establishment of a blog - one that isn’t just a billboard for sales & releases, but a method for establishing long term relationships with readers.In award winning Blogging for Authors, Barb teaches not just how to set up a blog but how to turn it into a powerful tool of communication with readers. She brings several decades of teaching experience to help even the beginner author.In this book you’ll discover:• How blogging can help to improve communication with readers• How to create powerful topics to blog about that generate shareable content• How to create optimized blog posts that will get people talking• How to maintain, protect & backup your content to keep your site safe for years to comeThrough a series of short & easy to follow chapters, Blogging for Authors helps you choose the right platform, understand the technical aspects & get started today.If you like an easy to understand book that cuts through the technobabble that exists in many tech manuals, this book is for you!Pick up this great deal today & start connecting with readers right away.Named one of the top Blogging books of all time by BookAuthority.

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