by Jeniffer Thompson | Jan 24, 2024 | Author Marketing, Book Publishing, Ideas and Tips, Personal Branding
Publishing a book can be a fun, but often daunting task. First time publishers and authors often have many questions and the steps required to do it the right way can be confusing. My goal is to help guide you through the process and ensure that you are well-informed...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Jan 10, 2024 | Author Marketing, Digital Marketing, Ideas and Tips, Jeniffer Thompson, Personal Branding
Wow, the new year is already here and we’re almost halfway through January! Can you believe how time flies? If you’ve gotten a late start on compiling your goals for the new year, or just need a refresher on staying focused as you build your brand this list is for...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Dec 20, 2023 | Author Marketing, Ideas and Tips, Jeniffer Thompson, Personal Branding
If you’re hoping to start getting speaking gigs or expand your role as a speaker, you need a speaker one sheet. I’ll explain why this little asset is so handy and how having one can increase your speaking opportunities. What is a Speaker One Sheet ...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Dec 7, 2023 | Author Marketing, Ideas and Tips, Jeniffer Thompson, Selling Your Book
Many of my clients ask me when they will start making the money back that they put into publishing and marketing their nonfiction books, and the truth is that it may take a while. Realistically, making money from your book will likely come from sources other than...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Nov 22, 2023 | Author Marketing, Content Creation, Ideas and Tips, Personal Branding, Social
The Holiday season is here and soon the new year will be upon us! Because of the season and the coming new year, this is the perfect time to sit back and reflect, and turn our focus to our author branding goals. I always recommend quarterly check ins, so I’m...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Nov 8, 2023 | Author Marketing, Content Creation, Ideas and Tips, Personal Branding, Selling Your Book
Many times indie authors, especially new ones, find themselves overwhelmed by everything that goes into marketing their books. They believe that the work is over once the book is written. But really, that’s just where the work begins. And authors, I’ve found, aren’t...
