The Author-izer

Posts Tagged ‘Publishing’

Here’s what I’ve tagged for October 20th through October 21st:

• Books as makers of publics « BuzzMachine –
• Self-Publishing Review | Blog | Traditional Publishing Versus Self-Publishing – 7 Critical Points to Consider –
• FastPencil | Free Book Writing Software: self-publish and sell your book or ebook with just a few clicks. –

Here’s what I’ve tagged for October 18th through October 19th:

• The Author-Editor Clinic, Seattle WA –
• Books in the Age of the iPad — Craig Mod –
• Elgan: Why book publishing needs the Silicon Valley way – Computerworld –

Here’s what I’ve tagged for October 11th through October 17th:

• Does Your Website Speak the Same Language as Your Customer? : Marketing :: American Express OPEN Forum –
• Jargon: The Classic B2B Marketing Content Mistake | DH Communications –
• Six Sisters (the Big Six publishers) –

It’s a busy day in the writing world:

• Book Reviewer List – Step-By-Step Self-Publishing –
• Bowker Manuscript Submissions –
• PubIt! (publish your book on the Nook) –

Here’s what I’ve tagged for September 29th through October 8th:

• Don’t write off publishers: 5 myths about an industry that is adapting — not printing its epitaph – USA Today article
• Why Isn’t My Site Converting? –
• A Modest Proposal For Publishers and Authors –

Here’s what I’ve tagged for September 11th through September 20th:

• Everything2Print –
• Book Proposals – Seven Top Rules for Your Book Proposal | The Official BookBuzzr Blog –
• Press Release Buzzword Bingo : Schwartz Crossroads –

It’s a busy day in the writing world:

• Annals of Publishing: Chicken-Soup Nation : The New Yorker –
• Is Ghostblogging Ethical? –
• Paul Roberts on PR: Is Ghost Blogging Ethical? –

Here’s what I’ve tagged for September 1st through September 6th:

• Help:Books – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia – PediaPress lets you print selected Wikipedia articles as a book
• Killing the Sacred Cows of Publishing: You Can Only Sell What’s Hot –
• Before You Seek Business –

Here’s what I’ve tagged for August 31st through September 1st:

• Blogging For Web Designers: Editorial Calendars and Style Guides – Smashing Magazine –
• The first printed books came with a question: What do you do with these things? –
• E-books and Digital Content Boost China’s $150bn Publishing Media Market (Update) –
• Why Most Authors Should Not Emulate Seth Godin –

Here’s what I’ve tagged for August 26th through August 27th:

• Email Subject Lines that Won’t be Ignored | Copyblogger –
• So What Do You Do, Seth Godin, Author and Marketing Guru? – mediabistro.com Content –
• How Authors Really Make Money: The Rebirth of Seth Godin and Death of Traditional Publishing –