Writing a series is a great way to grow your readership. Choosing to publish your book on Kindle Unlimited or Wide can have an effect on your marketing strategy. Tina Moss and Sherri Hayes share how their marketing strategies change when publshing their series in KU verses Wide.

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Writing series means keeping track of the world you're building. That could be as simple as your characters eye and hair color, or as complex as a character's backstory. Danielle Bannister and Marianne Morea are sharing the different methods they use to keep track of story details when they're writing a series.

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Why are morally grey characters appealing to readers? In this week's episode of Bound by Books, Tina Moss and Danielle Bannister discuss writing morally grey characters. What qualifies a character as morally grey? What makes them different from a morally bankrupt character?

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Every genre has certain expectations, but sometimes it's fun to push those boundaries a little. Marianne Morea and Sherri Hayes discuss how and when pushing boundaries in your writing can be a great marketing tool for authors.

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Tina Moss and Marianne Morea share their experience on expanding their series with spin offs and cross overs.

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Have you ever thought of writing a serial series? Danielle Bannister and Sherri Hayes both have experience writing serial series and they are sharing their insight. What are the do's and don'ts of writing a serial series and is it the right fit for you?

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Finding the right tools to polish your story before release can come down to selecting the right reader. Do you need a critique partner? An Alpha Reader? Beta Readers? Should you have an ARC Team? Danielle Bannister and Marianne Morea break down the differences between these different types of readers to find out which would be the best fit for your books

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Ever thought of creating a Patreon or using Kickstarter to launch a new book series? Sherri Hayes and Tina Moss are discussing diversifying your author income by using alternative revenue streams. Is one of these right for you and your author business?

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Branding, no matter if it's in books or movies, lets people know what they can expect from the media they're consuming. What happens when a brand jumps the shark and puts something out there that's completely off brand? Danielle Bannister and Tina Moss discuss the Marvel movie Multiverse of Madness, how it doesn't fit into the brand Marvel has built, and what authors can learn from it.

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Writing a good action scene can be complex whether it's of the fighting variety or in the bedroom. Sherri Hayes and Marianne Morea share their experience on how to write a scene that really packs a punch.

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