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WestBow Press author Lyn Leahz on Using Social Media to Promote Your Book
In this day and age, if you want to promote something, it is imperative that you are on social media. Between laptops, tablets and smart phones, social media is easily accessible, even on the go. Different social media sites allow you to find and interact with people who have similar interests as you, helping you…
Read more5 Things to Remember when Making Your Media Kit
Creating awareness of your name and book is an essential part of an author’s marketing strategy. A media kit or press kit is the easiest and quickest way to reach anyone from a blogger to a publishing company. It allows you to gather all of your information into one place that can easily be seen…
Read moreBlog Guidelines
Post length should generally be between 350-600 words Posts should focus on offering insight to other authors For Example: “5 Ways I’m Using Social Media to Promote My Book” or “Breaking Through Writer’s Block.” We are not accepting entries that purely promote any singular book. However, we will in an editor’s note at the top of…
Read moreGary Savage & His Adventurous Nutrition Book
In this space, WestBow Press publishes articles written by our authors in which they share some aspect of their self-publishing journeys. The following blog is from Gary Savage, author of “Fletcher McKenzie and the passage to Whole.” To begin your self-publishing journey, get your free WestBow Press publishing guide today! Book Preview The protagonist of my book, Fletcher…
Read moreInterview with Jeffrey Donley
In this space, WestBow Press publishes articles written by our authors in which they share some aspect of their self-publishing journeys. The following blog is from Jeffrey Donley, author of The Counterfeit Christmas: What the Gospels Really Teach About the Birth of Jesus. To begin your self-publishing journey, get your free WestBow Press publishing guide today! Tell us…
Read moreDebra Rosen’s Tips on Hosting a Successful Book Signing
In this space, WestBow Press publishes articles written by our authors in which they share some aspect of their self-publishing journeys. The following blog is from Debra Rosen, author of Inspiration for Autism, A Pathway to Hope and Resources. For info about Debra visit her websites debrosen.com and inspirationforautism.com. To begin your self-publishing journey, get your free WestBow Press…
Read moreJoseph Chukwujekwu: The Road to “Never Lose the Faith”
From time to time in this space, WestBow Press publishes articles written by our authors in which they share some aspect of their self-publishing journeys. The following are the words of Joseph Chukwujekwu; author of “Never Lose the Faith.” To begin your self-publishing journey, get your free WestBow Press publishing guide today! The road to…
Read moreChibuike E. Wogu: Being an Inspiration
From time to time in this space, WestBow Press publishes articles written by our authors in which they share some aspect of their self-publishing journeys. The following are the words of Chibuike E. Wogu; author of “Treasure: Personal Guide to an Inspired Life.” To begin your self-publishing journey, get your free WestBow Press publishing guide…
Read more5 Questions with Tracey Casciano, author of “Out of the Darkroom, Into the Light”
From time to time in this space, WestBow Press features guest posts and brief interviews with our authors about some aspect of their publishing journey. This week, we present 5 Questions with Tracey Casciano, author of “Out of the Darkroom, Into the Light,” — her memoir of overcoming an abusive childhood to live an inspiring life…
Read moreDan Salerno: Why Blog? Why Tweet?
From time to time in this space, WestBow Press publishes articles written by our authors in which they share tips and pointers for other authors. The following are the words of Dan Salerno; author of “20 Short Ones.” Dan, who previously shared the story of his personal publishing journey last July, returns to contribute his perspectives on the…
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