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Secrets to Author's Social Media Success
Authors are social media pros. They know how to drive eyeballs to their blog, website, and social channels with the help of a virtual editor and a few helpful tricks. They're also aware that readers can help sell books, too. So when it comes time to build their following and sell more ebooks, authors get creative. How? With guest posts and interviews on other blogs and websites. Let's take a look at some of the best tips for getting your book read by millions of readers...
By Matthew Angelo3 years ago in Journal
My Farewell Letter to 2022
This year honestly started out less than phenomenal for me. Like, way less than phenomenal. I tested positive for Covid-19 on Christmas of 2021, and had to subsequently cancel the surprise birthday trip to North Carolina I had planned for my boyfriend’s New Year’s Eve birthday. No trip, no seeing my boyfriend on his birthday, and no New Year’s kiss. Sufficient to say, I wasn’t feeling all to excited about what 2022 had in store.
By Skylar Callahan3 years ago in Journal
How These Things Will Change The Way You Approach CFO Email List
Introduction The CFO Email List is a valuable tool that can help you to reach out to the top executives in your industry. CFOs play a vital role in the growth of your business and if you want to grow as well, then you must have access to their contact information.
By Shawn Leane3 years ago in Journal
Make Money from 6 Remote Transcription Jobs: 2023
There are jobs for moms that could be called "dream jobs." These jobs allow you to spend time with your family while also earning money. The jobs are flexible enough for you to go on a vacation or a small trip to your favorite place. These jobs give you financial security when you are busy making your family.
By Mezhar Alee3 years ago in Journal
Art History Briefing: Bronze Statues’ Role in Art & Architecture
When used in art and architecture, bronze conveys a sense of wealth and nobility. Bronze statue has historically represented gods and leaders from all cultures, which adds to the regal impression one gets when studying them. The colour and complexity of the material appeal to artists, who have historically used it again after it corroded, melting it down to its original form and creating something new.
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Journal
Tips To Gain an HR Email List for Your Human Resource Email Marketing Campaign
Introduction Email marketing is a great way to build your business, but it can be difficult to get the most out of your human resources (HR) email database. If you’re looking for tips on how to use your HR Mailing List effectively, read on:
By Shawn Leane3 years ago in Journal
Why You Should Choose The Best HR Email List From InfoGlobalData
Introduction HR email marketing is a great way to keep in touch with your employees and let them know about new job openings, training opportunities, and other events. In this blog post, we will discuss why an HR email list is so important in email marketing campaigns and how you can get it. So what are you waiting for? Let's get started!
By Shawn Leane3 years ago in Journal
The Stunning Architecture in Atlanta
With a rich history and a thriving metropolis, Atlanta memorial design architecture brings together an array of notable buildings ranging from classical to contemporary. For those interested in visiting famous buildings in Atlanta that have had an impact both visually and historically, the city has many that are worth seeing and many that we would love to show you!
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Journal
6 Tips to Survive Writer's Block
Every writer has gone through it at least once in her lifetime. Writer's block––an affliction that paralyzes the imagination––is singlehandedly one of the worst and most common problems any writer faces or will face during her career. Sometimes it attacks while in the middle of a writing project. Sometimes it occurs before a single word is committed to paper. It can last briefly, or it can afflict its victims for years on end. To its sufferers, it's a debilitating process to work through. When the creative juices stop flowing, any writer, no matter how established and lauded, loses confidence.
By Cynthia C. Scott3 years ago in Journal
