By Paula Brantner Has this ever happened to you? You attend a professional conference, and at one of the networking events you strike up a conversation with another conference attendee.…
by Jacqueline Seewald, Reprinted with permission Women in today’s fiction are often brave, confident and self-sufficient. In this respect, they reflect modern society. In the Kim Reynolds mystery series, for…
by Penny Sansevieri The Month of July is… Dog Days of Summer National Blueberry Month National Anti-Boredom Month Unlucky Month for Weddings National Cell Phone Courtesy Month National Hot Dog…
by Jackie Lapin, Radio/Podcast Virtual Book Tour Expert Today podcasts are the hottest form of media for leaders, authors, and experts who wish to connect with audiences eager for information,…
by Marilyn Levinson For the longest time, every book-promoting guru I listened to insisted an author needed a newsletter. A newsletter was essential. It was the best way to communicate…
by Diana Urban, February 5, 2020, reprinted with permission from BookBub Have you actively promoted your audiobooks? From growing awareness on social media to generating a high volume of sales…
by Daryl Bolicek Wild Horse Recording, LLC is a full-service tracking and recording studio that specializes in audiobook production, music scoring, audio editing, podcasting and live tracking. Music has been…
by Barbara Florio Graham Authors and entrepreneurs know the importance of a website. Social media is fickle, often falling into and out of favor, but your website is what speaks…
Sandra Murphy’s short story, “Lucy’s Tree,” is a finalist for the Short Mystery Fiction Society’s Derringer award. They chosen it as one of the top five stories out of the…
by Kathleen Kaiser, WPN President My business runs from home and all of my associates have home offices so we don’t have the adjustment factor that many people may experience…
