I hit some cool milestones this month!
I thought my website was broken! A mental breakdown and a google search later, I’m finally sharing some of the milestones I hit this month!
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Tag: Writer’s Advice
Don’t underestimate a blogger
In the two years, I’ve been a professional blogger, I learned a lot. Making a post isn’t just about putting words on a screen with a clickbait title. That’s a huge misconception and one that has truly made my life difficult. Blogging is really more nuanced than people give it credit.
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It’s all about being as accessible as possible
As the title says, reaching as many people as possible isn’t a difficult task in this day...
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Do writers have brands?
Last week I mentioned one of the hardest things for artist and self-publishers to do is gain exposure. This week I’ve a question, do writers and artist have brands?
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Grammar isn’t everything
If I want to succeed, I can’t let my insecurities get the better of me. So I tell myself all the time, Grammar isn’t everything.
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Dyslexic Tips On Writing A Letter Of Intent
It’s been a while. Let’s do some catching up. I didn’t really get to have a rest after my crazy...
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My Dyslexic Spelling Guide
Last night I posted on my author page on Facebook that I learned how to spell Banana I was...
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A letter of intent
If you follow me on Facebook, Or looked to the right of this web page, you’d see my latest...
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Marketing?
Break time is over! Okay, I wasn’t really on break, more like I’ve been trying to find different...
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The Importance of an ISBN
I learned something interesting this week as I delved farther into this publishing business. It...
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The hassles of E-publishing
Have any of you ever tried e-publishing? What about looking into do it? Here are some questions...
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