Want to get your writing noticed? Guest posting is one of the best ways to do it. I doubled preorders of Productivity for Writers with just one...
Want to get your writing noticed? Guest posting is one of the best ways to do it. I doubled preorders of Productivity for Writers with just one...
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You may be wondering why power dressing matters for authors.
You may want to argue that it doesn’t.
But from the minute you write your first words to when you read your finished piece to your audience, your outfit matters.
The clothes we wear affect how we feel.
When we dress scruffy, we feel scruffy.
When we power dress, we feel empowered. We feel in control.
This feeling of empowerment affects every step of our writing process.
Poetry readings differ from other kinds of public speaking events for many reasons.
Firstly, they’re more of a musical performance than a fiction or nonfiction reading.
Secondly, you need to embody the character of your poem. In fiction, you can get away (a little) with reading in a fairly normal voice. But if you don’t put passion and pizazz into your poetry, you’ll lose your audience, and fast.
Many poems are written to be read aloud.
So, as a poet, you need to embrace this.
Even if you hate being on stage more than anything else, you can learn to love reading your poetry aloud.
And the more you read your work in front of people, the easier it gets.
Promise.
Self-publishing your novel is free. Everything that goes along with it — editing, proofreading, cover design, advertising — is not.
You don’t have to spend a fortune to get the word out about your book, though. Here’s some tried and tested ways to market your book that won’t break the bank.
There are so many marketing terms out there it can be difficult to keep up.
That’s why I’ve created a guide with definitions of every marketing term you could possibly need to know.
It’s been over a year since the UK voted to leave the EU in the EU Referendum, and we still don’t know what that means for any of us. We have no...
I spent my days surrounded by software developers. In my day job, I work as a content marketer for Cronofy. Our security features are important to...
Up until recently, my Twitter follower count was like a snail sliding its way through a marathon. It moved, but slowly.
Over the last few weeks, my following has gone from a snail to a butterfly. It has metamorphosed, and in just over a fortnight, I gained over 100 followers.
Here’s how I grew my Twitter following by 100 followers in two weeks, and how you can, too.
This is a guest post by Cathy Bryant. There are hundreds of writing competitions held every year, often with tempting prizes, yet many writers don't...