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If your book cover is your label, then this advice is for you. Whether you design your own or your publisher designs it for you, think about these tips when you look at your options.
FUNDAMENTALS OF STRONG LABEL DESIGN – DON’T SCREW IT UP! | Dewey Weddington | LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/fundamentals-strong-label-design-dont-screw-up-dewey-weddington
If you’re an indie author, here’s a NYT’s article that’s worth reading.
For the Indie Writers of Amazon, It’s Publish or Perish – NYTimes.com
I haven’t checked out these publishers, but I thought I would pass on the information.
10 Small Press Publishers Seeking Manuscripts from… | Writing Career
http://writingcareer.com/post/107143248041/10-small-press-publishers-seeking-manuscripts-from
If you decide to publish independently, you may opt to hire a publicist or someone else to help you draw attention to your website. Here are some things you’ll want to know before contracting with anyone. Of course, check with your lawyer, too.
10 Questions to Ask When Hiring an SEO Consultant
Are you a writer who is ready to make the leap toward traditional publication soon? Get ready for rejection.
Remember, sometimes rejection isn’t even about your work. Maybe it really doesn’t fit. Maybe an editor is having a bad day. Maybe an agent has an ideal client list based on a narrow genre and your work, though good, is outside the range.
Here are some tips for
dealing with the bad news.
4 Ways Writers Can Deal with Rejection
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