One Day at a Time
On May 25, 2018, the GDPR went into effect. And I think we’ve all freaked the fuck out about this gotten our undies in the proverbial bunch gone slightly nuts figuring out how to comply with the thing.
The following video pretty much sums up my policy when it comes to my email list, anyway.
We’re assaulted with so much information these days, that trying to market one’s work as an indie author may feel like an impossible task. There are so many social media and people giving advice on how to use it that keeping up plus doing the writing may seem overwhelming to the point where you want to give up before you start.
I’d like to share five ways in which indie author marketing can be made easier. With a little planning, they can even prove to be more effective.
It’s pretty obvious that to be a successful indie author these days requires more than a little marketing skill. What I’d like to do here is tell you some of the things not to do when engaging in indie author marketing.
I think, without question, that online marketing has become increasingly a visual experience. And more than ever, brands and businesses are established through the clever use of video marketing.
On all the different forms of social media, there’s been an increase in using video on platforms as varied as Facebook Live, Google Hangouts and Events, Instagram, Snapchat, and on and on.