Hello Lovelies - Weekly Writing Podcast For Writers by Author Rachel Cooper

Crafting an effective book description is crucial for capturing the interest of potential readers and turning casual browsers into buyers. Your book description is often the first impression readers get of your book, and it's essential to make it compelling and engaging. Today, we'll explore the key elements of creating a book description that sells.

Hello, lovelies. Today I'm posting something extra special! Last time we talked about the Snowflake Method, what it is, and how to use it. Now, I want to give you an in-depth view of the Snowflake Method in action, and to demonstrate, I am using a book I'm currently in the process of writing, my very own Middle Grade Science Fiction Novel, code name Multiverse Story.

A few notes before we get into it this week's. This is for an earlier version of this novel, and many of the plots have changed. Spoilers are entirely possible, but I'm not going to point each one out. I am also going to focus on the main character of the first book, Emma, for simplicity's sake, otherwise, this is going to be a very long piece of parchment. With that in mind, let's continue.

Building a mailing list from scratch can seem daunting, but it's one of the most powerful tools an author can have. Your mailing list allows you to connect directly with readers, promote your work, and build a loyal fanbase. Today, we'll walk you through the steps to create and grow a mailing list from the ground up.

This time around I'm talking about plot methods. I've talked about plot and wHY you NEEd it before, and my question when I have someone convince me to try something is always, okay, but HOW?

Writing a book is a dream many hold dear, but the cost of publishing can be daunting. Fear not! Self-publishing on a budget is entirely feasible with a bit of savvy planning and resourcefulness. Today, we're diving into some practical strategies for getting your book out into the world without breaking the bank.

Hello lovelies! This week I am going over the Master Plot Formula Case study. If you aren't familiar with this method, you can read more about it in this post, but to summarize, Lester Dent was born in the early part of the 1900's and wrote 159 Doc Savage novels using this formula he created to do so.

In today's episode, we're diving deep into the mysterious world of Amazon algorithms. If you're a self-published author looking to maximize your book's visibility and sales, understanding how Amazon's algorithms work is essential. Let's explore the secrets of Amazon's algorithms and how you can master them to elevate your self-publishing game.

Have you ever heard of the Master Plot Formula? Lester Dent was born in the early part of the 1900's and wrote 159 Doc Savage novels using this formula he created to do so.

Meant for 6000 word stories divided into four equal parts, Dent's formula can also be expanded to use in full novels.

Today, we’re diving into an essential topic for aspiring and seasoned authors alike: self-publishing platforms. With so many options out there, it can be overwhelming to decide which platform best suits your needs. Fear not, because we're here to break down the pros and cons, discuss costs and services, and explore the unique benefits of some of the most popular self-publishing platforms.

Hello, Lovelies, and welcome back. Today I have a special treat for you. I'm running through Dan Well's 7-Point Plot Structure, and how it relates to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling.