Why Authors Need Websites
Do I need an author website? Caro explains why you do, how you can take control, and the different options (free and paid) that you can have.
Do I need an author website? Caro explains why you do, how you can take control, and the different options (free and paid) that you can have.
Your personal brand is not about selling, becoming louder online or turning yourself into a content machine: it’s about helping people understand what you stand for.
Support networks are not built overnight, and they are not built passively. The more consistently you show up and invest in other people, the more naturally that support comes back to you over time.
Running events at libraries for authors gives you a direct line to readers. You see what captures attention, what people respond to, and what they are curious about. You see where people hesitate and where they get stuck in.
As an author, it stands to reason to get your book into a library. But how do you do that as an indie author?
As an author, I struggle with what to say, and when to say it on social media. Maybe this blog can help? Maybe it won’t. Either way it’s an entertaining read.
Why social media matters, even when it feels uncomfortable – tips on social media marketing for authors and writers, even those starting out.