Q –

Angela,

What do you recommend for authors when they are creating a marketing website-their name or the name of the book, or something else?

Rich

A –

I recommend using your name so you can use the website to promote future books as well. Think about it. Imagine needing to create a brand new website for each book you publish. That would be a huge pain. It’s a much better idea to create an author website, and then create pages on that site to promote each of your books.

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