By now, everyone knows about the latest change at Facebook. Now, there is a box that pops up that allows you to control who is reading your posts there. No big deal I thought at first, only there’s something you might not be aware of.
I noticed recently that my tweets from Twitter were [...]
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Facebook’s privacy settings need to be paid attention to
Posted by admin on December 23rd, 2009
Why Book Authors Need Their Own Websites
Posted by admin on December 22nd, 2009
Pump Up Your Book is on hiatus until after the holidays and I’m having so much fun doing personal blogging…long time no see! You don’t realize how much you miss it. Oh happy day!
I had an interesting email today from someone interested in my services to build up their author platform. The [...]
How a Web Presence Landed My Book in Hollywood
Posted by admin on September 11th, 2009
How many of us can say because of our web presence our book landed in Hollywood? I have a special guest today who can surely say that! Tony Eldridge is here today to tell us just how that happened. Thanks, Tony!
How A Web Presence Landed My Book In Hollywood
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How far will PR go and can a 104-year-old woman tweet?
Posted by admin on May 18th, 2009
Interesting article in TechCrunch this morning. Seems they had run a story about a 104-year-old woman who had signed up for Twitter (supposedly the oldest woman to sign up for this wonderful microblogging platform), but the thing is, it ended up being a PR stunt that either worked or not (depending on your take [...]
50 Great Ideas for Great Guest Posts for Authors Promoting Books
Posted by admin on January 6th, 2009
Let’s just say you’ve been invited to guest post on someone’s blog. I’m not sure why but some kind of automated brain block suddenly sets in and I don’t know whether it’s because there are so many things to blog about or maybe you have that one chance and you want the subject to [...]
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