
From the Journalist’s Point of View
When it comes to doing interviews with journalists, understanding their point of view and what they need for a good story is important and helpful. When you assist them with what they’re trying to accomplish,

When it comes to doing interviews with journalists, understanding their point of view and what they need for a good story is important and helpful. When you assist them with what they’re trying to accomplish,

Are you blogging, and if not, should you be? This is a great question for an author. Some say blogging is over. I don’t think so. As is true with anything, trends come and go

No matter where you are on the writer/author journey, whether you’re writing your first book, or you’ve already published 15 books, it’s never too late to think about, consider, and review “your brand”. What are

I hear it all the time. “I feel overwhelmed. I don’t know how to control the flood of all the information that keeps pouring over me day after day after day. How do you manage

In some ways it seems like the last year dragged by endlessly, didn’t it? Lock downs, Zoom meetings, vaccinations, election coverage, riots, etc. It was one thing after another. Yet, at the same time, I

There are rituals around every season and springtime is no exception. Some of the ways people celebrate include: Taking a walk and looking for signs of spring such as blooming daffodils and tulips Ice out!

What many authors fail to realize is that pitching, landing, and doing earned media interviews is just the first part of the equation. Then you want to leverage those fabulous interviews and features to get

Spring has sprung — in the northern hemisphere anyway. Greetings to our readers in the south who are heading into fall and winter now. The past week Passover Seders were celebrated, and Easter is now

Are you detail oriented or a big-picture thinker? You most likely know the answer to this question. I’ve heard many people proudly state they like to look at the big picture, while others know they