Posted by Angela Render on June 14, 2011
I always enjoy testing out new things. So when I had the opportunity to test the performance of QR codes in a relatively controlled environment, I couldn’t resist. Here is what I did and the results. The Environment: Balticon 45, An established 4-day yearly convention put on by the Baltimore Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers [...]
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Posted by Angela Render on May 9, 2011
I’m happy to announce the publication of my article, Building a Professional Platform: A Brief Overview, as the featured article for the May 2011 edition of the Association of Writers & Writing Programs Job List. It’s a members only publication, but you can view a pdf version here. I’m really happy about how the article [...]
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Posted by Angela Render on November 4, 2010
Full Series Communicating with Your Readership: Building an Email List – Part 1 of 2 Communicating with Your Readership: Effective Emailing – Frequency and Format – Part 2 of 2 This article appeared in the September/October 2009 issue of Writers’ Journal. It’s part 1 of a 2 part series. View “Communicating with Your Readership: Building [...]
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Posted by Angela Render on January 14, 2009
“Competition in the publishing industry is fierce. Swamped editors and agents are looking for reasons to say no. To get noticed, your manuscript needs to be more than perfect: you need a platform and a solid marketing plan. Marketing for Writers is the much demanded product of my marketing courses. These tested concepts and worksheets will help pave your road to best-seller status.”
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The January/February issue of Writers’ Journal is now available! Pick up your copy today so you don’t miss the second segment of the three part series on Blogging. Angela’s column has run since 2007 and addresses the electronic issues concerning marketing for today’s writer.
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Posted by Angela Render on August 22, 2008
Internet Marketing for Writers Turns Ugly
Okay. It doesn’t have to be ugly. In fact, the more successful squeeze pages are actually quite attractive and useful. (See my post “Do Squeeze Pages Really Work?.”)
But What is a Squeeze Page?
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