by Amelia Hay | Author Platform, Authorpreneur Podcast, BTS Podcast Diary, business, Season 2: Elements of a Story, Self-Publishing, tools, Writing
Coming up in this episode, I will discuss my progress with publishing the second edition of a mystery novella Missing and the results of the book blogging tour. And, I share the results of my boosted Facebook post and my Book Doggy promotion.
by Amelia Hay | Author Platform, business, Marketing, Self-Publishing
In this quick guide on how to get interviewed on podcasts for authors, I show you how to present yourself as a dream podcast guest, so that you can start landing more interviews on your favourite podcasts.
by Amelia Hay | Author Platform, Authorpreneur Podcast, BTS Podcast Diary, business, Marketing, Revision, Season 2: Elements of a Story, Self-Publishing, tools, Writing
Coming up in this episode, I’ll discuss who decided to enlist the help of a book blogging tour service. Also on the show, I will share my attempts to grow my email list, whether I’ve made any progress on book two, and what I’m doing to get book reviews for my crime thriller novella, Missing.
by Amelia Hay | Author Platform, Authorpreneur Podcast, BTS Podcast Diary, business, Marketing, Season 2: Elements of a Story, Self-Publishing, Writing
There’s light at the end of the tunnel for the second book in my James Lalonde series. I’ve made a tonne of progress this week on fixing the issues in the story arc. In book marketing news, I started dabbling in Amazon ads for the US store. I’m going to share why I turned off the Amazon Ads on the UK store. On top of all of this, I experienced a few exciting author first’s this week.
by Amelia Hay | Author Platform, Authorpreneur Podcast, business, Self-Publishing, tools, Writing
In the pursuit of sharing what I know and building a sustainable career as an author, I’ve turned to use Patreon as a writer to create another stream of income for my business. The one thing I’ve learned in business through my successes and failures is not to put all your eggs in one basket and to create a business that sustainable long term.
by Amelia Hay | business, Productivity, Self-Publishing, Writing
For quite some time, I’ve been sitting on the fence about whether I should share my writing goals progress report with you. Part of the reason for my indecision was the first half of this year didn’t go as planned. The first six months of 2019 were filled with some distractions, getting back into writing, and the editing process not going the way I had expected. Every time I share my writing goals and progress reports, there seems to be a familiar theme; things didn’t go as planned. If this is something you can relate to, then you’ll feel right at home on this blog. But first, let’s take a quick trip down memory lane.