[…]should send you a sample so you can see what you are getting into. Be clear about the schedule before you commit to the job. Find out about how many pages they’ll expect you to edit per week and see if you can reasonably fit it into your schedule. Make sure that the pay they are offering is worth it. […]
[…]interact with your audience Periscope (not for video conferencing—more like a time machine): For example, authors can use Periscope to show how they brainstorm Marketing strategies Create content using trending tools like adwords.google.com for keywords and buzzsumo.com to see the most-shared content Write 3-4 articles a month as a good start; focus on quality before quantity Then post high-quality content […]
Mark your calendars! The 2022 Annual Conference will be October 20–22, 2022, at the BYU Conference Center in Provo, […]
[…]the missionary work of self-declared media missionaries (no nametags required)! 🙂 These efforts must happen before the Savior’s return. The best way to “sweep the earth as with a flood” is to synergize, partnering for maximum effectiveness. What was the best advice you’ve ever been given in your creative journey? To keep revising. It’s during the editing that the genius […]
[…]changes to how the Conference Store will work: ************************ Expand each box for details. Advertising Opportunities Expand each box for details. Sponsorship Opportunities Gold and Platinum Sponsorships Your tier of sponsorship is based on your checkout total: Gold $350–749Platinum $750+ Benefits (in addition to the a la carte advertising options you purchase): University Sponsorships $1,000 This sponsorship is intended for […]
[…]a belief system. That’s what internal growth is about—beliefs, values, and worldviews. For example, in A Christmas Carol, Scrooge starts out valuing wealth above all else. Throughout the story, he changes so he values charity over wealth. His belief system flipped. In a positive arc, the character will end with what we may consider a true or moral worldview (like […]
[…]it will be even better than the inaugural event. Please enjoy photos from this year’s symposium: For more information about the Utah’s Book Marketing Symposium, please visit their website at: […]
[…]join his Facebook page and watch the videos when he runs the challenge. You’ll learn a ton (for free) about how Amazon algorithms work, how to design a cover, and how to write killer ad copy for your books. I wish this existed back when I first self-published. Readers can tell the difference between a cheap cover and a professional […]
[…]about Joseph Smith, The Book of Mormon, the Word of Wisdom, marriage, our history, and many other common questions from those only lightly familiar with the Church. These were sophisticated men and women. They listened respectfully as I answered their questions. At the end of the evening I said, “You’ve asked me many questions and I’ve enjoyed the discussion. Before […]
[…]her through her website, but once they hear of you, they will go there. Helps people feel more comfortable to work with you if they’ve never met you. Makes you feel real. Having a picture of yourself on your site leads to more business (make sure it’s professional). On your website, list the services you provide, a short bio, a […]
[…]to happen, but you need to know what the human element or human insight is from the beginning and, for me, that comes from my childhood. What specific things are you looking for in Dreamling Books? We are very much looking for inspirational children’s books. We’ve teamed up with a bigger publisher out of Layton, Utah: Gibb-Smith. They publish baby […]
[…]sons. I’m an author coach at FromBook2Business.com and love helping writers increase their income and impact through their words. A few years ago, I taught classes at the famous Le Cordon Bleu Culinary College and have the weight gain to prove it. Prior to that, I worked as a Legislative Assistant for a Congressman in Washington, D.C., and was given […]