Writing that first book is overwhelming enough but when you add in trying to get your brand off the ground it can be downright stressful trying to manage it all. In this episode, you’ll get tips on how to make more time to write and how to market yourself without sacrificing your precious writing time.

You can have all the marketing tips, strategies, and tactics in the world but if you’re not taking care of yourself, your writing business will suffer. That’s why you’re getting three essential self-care tips so you can run your business like the writer boss you are!

Writers struggle with managing their writing and marketing time no matter where they are in their careers. The key to being productive is having the right mindset and in this episode you’ll learn how to have the right mindset to tackle that to-do list.

You have someone who is practically ready to buy your book! How exciting! But your work doesn’t end there. Let’s create that content that can finally turn them into a paying customer.

So your latest follower has been checking out your content for a while now. Let’s talk about how we can move them along this journey and get them excited enough to buy from you.

How does a stranger become a loyal fan of your work? In this episode, we’ll talk about how you can create the right content that will not only attract the right readers and writers to you but keep them around!

Before you jump into making YouTube videos or start a book review blog, there’s one thing you need to know to make sure you’re marketing is on-point:

The Reader’s Journey.

Do you find social media ads intimidating?

Yeah, I totally do too so you aren’t alone! This episode is not about how to do social media ads.

It’s about helping figure out if it’s the right thing for you to do as a fiction author and editor. We’ll go through the different stages of the writer business life and talk through whether social media ads are the way to go.

Remember when Twitter was the platform to be on? It was and honestly still is a great place for fiction writers and editors to find their people. In this episode, we’re going to explore the world of Twitter as it exists today and how we can use it in our author business.

Did you know there’s an entire community of readers and writers on Instagram? The Bookstagram community is over 300 million posts strong, making it an ideal place for fiction authors and editors to grow their tribe. That’s why I’m spending this episode breaking down the platform so you’ll know exactly how to use it for your writer business.