Ghosted by a Former Client? 5 Ways to Bounce Back, and Keep Making Money! – by Jennifer Brown Banks
80% of business will come from 20% of your clients. But, what if you lose one of those valuable clients???
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The Fall of Scribe Media: WOW! What a Sh*t Show!!
Once I was alerted, I started reading and I could NOT STOP! I sent the link (see below) to my employees, and told them to fire up the microwave popcorn. It is THAT LONG and THAT BAD!!
We are Now Also Featuring High-Paying, Full-time, REMOTE Writing Jobs On WritersWeekly – by Angela Hoy
Countless writers and editors, who used to commute, and work in offices, are now working full-time jobs from home, with benefits, and earning more than $100K/year. Because of that, here’s what’s changing at WritersWeekly…
7 Simple Mistakes That Will Stagnate Your Book Sales (And How to Avoid Them) By William Opar
Seven simple mistakes authors make when trying to sell books online.
Why BookLocker is the Best Book Publisher for New Authors – by Rickey Pittman
Too many new authors have been robbed by vanity presses who have charged naïve authors thousands of dollars. BookLocker’s fees are so low that some authors are skeptical. However, you should not be…
Should You Hire GhostWritingProficiency.com? We Don’t Think So! Here’s Why…
From poor writing and incorrect punctuation on their website to “team” photos obtained from stock photo sites…
Is a Friend or Colleague Sabotaging Your Writing Career? – by Chris Saunders
Don’t listen to the would-be know-it-all’s who facilitate failure. If you want to be a real writer, you must start acting like a professional NOW.
Should You Update Your Old Book, Or Write a New One?
Without consistent promotion, updating a book will be a complete waste of time.
Three Homemade Productivity Tools for Authors That I’ll Give You For Free – by Chris Norbury
Here are a three free tools that help me be a better writer and marketer.
Why You Should NOT Hire Just Any Old Tahm, Dikk, or Herry to Edit Your Book
While hiring someone on the cheap might be tempting, don’t do it.