Reselling the Sold: Ten steps to Repackaging An Article For Resale By Carolyn Burch
In sales, reselling is not usually an option unless a thing can be mass-produced, which is…
Published on March 20, 2002
In sales, reselling is not usually an option unless a thing can be mass-produced, which is…
Published on March 13, 2002
Nothing thrills a freelance non-fiction writer as much as a new sale. Chocolate may make me…
Published on March 6, 2002
A new author who uses a small or P.O.D. publisher must make some important decisions about…
Published on February 27, 2002
After finishing my first book, BABY CATCHER: Chronicles of a Modern Midwife securing an agent and…
Published on February 20, 2002
PUBLISHER’S NOTE: We have never run humor in this column before, but we couldn’t resist this…
Published on February 13, 2002
This article may be freely reprinted/redistributed as long as the entire article and bio are included.…
Published on February 6, 2002
This article may be freely reprinted/redistributed as long as the entire article and bio are included.…
Published on January 30, 2002
Advertising says to people, ‘Here’s what we’ve got. Here’s what it will do for you. Here’s…
Published on January 23, 2002
I have had some success with getting my book into stores, and I want to share…
Published on January 16, 2002
Freelance writers are very much like prospectors, those itinerant gold seekers represented in popular fiction as…
Published on January 9, 2002
It used to be that the label “self-published author” was loser-speak for “I couldn’t get published…
Published on January 2, 2002
Most authors believe that getting on Oprah will make them a Millionaire and their book a…
Published on December 26, 2001
Maybe I’m paranoid, or maybe it’s good old common sense. Regardless of the reasoning, the other…
Published on December 19, 2001
I receive dozens of e-mails each week asking, “OK. I love writing. But how do I…
Published on December 12, 2001
This article may be freely reprinted/redistributed as long as the entire article and bio are included.…
Published on December 5, 2001
For freelance writers the antique and collectibles segment of the publishing industry represents an opportunity to…
Published on November 28, 2001
Only a fraction of unknown authors will be published this year. And memoirs–forget it! Unless they…
Published on November 14, 2001
Attracting new fans. Admit it, that’s what having a book published is all about — getting…
Published on November 7, 2001
Sometimes poets have to go far and wide to find paying markets for their work. An…
Published on October 31, 2001
My hat is off, and my heart goes out to Marianne Mancusi. A victory is a…
Published on October 24, 2001
The swirling leaves blanket my windshield like rain, swept up in a random dance by the…
Published on October 17, 2001
As a professional researcher and writer, I’ve been fascinated by the interplay of ideas and viewpoints…
Published on October 10, 2001
The previous article I wrote for WritersWeekly.com, The Good Life of Ghostwriting, brought a wave of…
Published on October 3, 2001
One of the primary reasons I first became a book ghost rather than a freelancer writer…
Published on September 26, 2001
A few weeks ago I was in a heated email discussion about promo items and the…
Published on September 19, 2001
When it comes to having a successful writing career, being in the right place at the…
Published on September 5, 2001
I read an ad today that I thought was offering me money to spend time alone…
Published on August 29, 2001
Well, after a few weeks of delay, I’m finally able to bring you the last in…
Published on August 22, 2001
I’ve been fortunate. I’ve had two books published by different publishers and never once had to…
Published on August 15, 2001
No, no there’s my head. Never mind, I found it. I was wrong, I didn’t lose…
Published on August 8, 2001
Last week we dove into the world of linking campaigns. If you recall, I wrote there…
Published on August 1, 2001
Last week I talked about the two principles that comprise my general philosophy of online PR,…
Published on July 25, 2001
This week I’d like to kick off a two-part series on online PR. In this first…