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Tag Archives: blogging
Writers@Work: Writing Cookbooks by Maggie Green
Writers@Work: Writing Cookbooks by Maggie Green For my 18th birthday my boyfriend gave me a copy of the Better Homes and Gardens Cookbook. It’s possible another teenaged girl may have felt insulted to receive such a gift, but I … Continue reading
Writers@Work: 3 Ways Writers Can Make Money from a Blog by Nina Amir
Today I am delighted to welcome Nina Amir to the blog. She’s the author of How to Blog a Book and is joining us to talk about how writers can make money blogging! Now that’s the kind of information we need! … Continue reading
Writers Read: Cookbooks! with Chelsea Bakes
When I’m not writing, teaching, reading, or chasing kids—I love to bake (even in the summer). I was thrilled to discover that Chelsea Kelly, who I know from the Milwaukee Art Museum, is an avid baker and blogger. (Plus, she’s … Continue reading
Beyond Writing About Writing: Five Blog Content Ideas for Authors
Beyond Writing about Writing: Five Blog Content Ideas for Authors by Rochelle Melander Don’t focus on having a great blog. Focus on producing a blog that’s great for your readers. –Brian Clark “You’re not going to blog about this, are … Continue reading
Three Key Features of Successful Blogs by Rochelle Melander
Last summer, I researched blogs for my book tour. I spent hours reviewing potential blogs, creating a blog spreadsheet with blogger names and contact information, and developing relationships with fellow bloggers. This year, I’ve added several blogging series to my … Continue reading
Find Your Blog’s Niche by Rochelle Melander
Dear Writers, Are you still looking for great books to read this summer? Stop by the blog every Friday for our special summer reading series, Writers Read. Last Friday, Maggie Lux Cumings wrote about fantasy novels. This coming Friday Jacqui … Continue reading
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NaNoWriMo: 6 Things to Do Before Blogging a Book
Today, I am delighted to welcome Nina Amir as my guest blogger. Nina is an author, coach, and the founder of Write Nonfiction in November. She will also be my guest on tomorrow’s Write Now! Mastermind class at 12:00 PM … Continue reading
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Guest Post: On Submitting Well by Jeanne Lyet Gassman
At writing conferences, I have heard about the friendly world of bloggers, especially those who blog about books and writing. In the past few weeks, I have been spending a lot of time on Twitter, getting to know other writers … Continue reading







