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Strategies are provided for marketing online articles and blog posts to support a writer's efforts to increase their readership and monetize their work. All too often after completing an online writing project or blog post, writers fail to take full advantage of the online resources available to them for promoting their work. Building a web presence is an essential component of writing, which cannot be overlooked. Writers who desire to capitalize on their ideas and knowledge must employ as many social media tools as possible to expand their readership.

"Novels by serious writers of genius often eventually become best-sellers, but most contemporary best-sellers are written by second-class writers whose psychological brew contains a touch of naivety, a touch of sentimentality, the story-telling gift, and a mysterious sympathy with the day-dreams of ordinary people." This quote by Leonard Woolf depicts the realm of best-selling lists: they are filled with badly-written prose that does not help readers establish lasting impressions and values. "

Michael R. Drew's blog on the book publishing industry. Includes categories such as building your own promotional platform.

Content on topics such as promoting your ebooks, writing tips, SEO, SEM, content creation, communication skills, psychology, blogging, and small business management.

Squidoo Lens which has some excellent information on how to go about doing a book promotion tour via blogs. Step by Steps, polls, you can comment, and the work is available under a creative commons license also.

New UK website allowing authors and publishers to promote directly to booksellers

Written by Pakistani blogger Mohsin, Blogging Bits offers advice on blog writing and promotion.

Quality back-linking sites you'll want to know about.

The number of people using social media is rapidly increasing and they spend a lot of time on it connecting with people around the world, staying informed, entertained, etc. Since it has become a vital part of their audience's lives, marketers and advertisers have started focusing on it. Social media has a crucial role to play in promoting products and services; enhancing the engagement of customers and their experience while creating awareness among the audience.

Content marketing has opened up prospects of generating useful content that will not only help the users looking for information but also help marketers to promote their products. Another key aspect of content marketing is retaining readership and hence the followers. Marketing through content gives the opportunity to generate relevant information systems that are easy to read and add value to the person who seeks knowledge.

This post is part of a virtual book tour organized by Goddess Fish Promotions. Asmaa Jamil will be awarding a $25 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour. Click on the tour banner to see the other stops on the tour.

Article marketing is a great way to promote your products and services. Many people are overwhelmed by the submission process and don't know where to begin. Outlined in this article are the ten steps you need to take to have success with article marketing.

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The publishing industry is changing as are reading habits. Paperbacks are out, ebooks are in; bookshops are closing, Internet sales are booming. So where does this leave the poor old reader? How does he find the books he really wants to read and once he has does he need to do anything about it? Can a reader be content that he's done his bit if he's bought and read a book? Does an author have any right to expect more from him?

All of us spend way too much time online. The big question is: How well is that time spent? We read things and, five minutes later, couldn't tell you what we've read. We post blogs and update our Facebook status and imagine there are people who are really interested but are they-and we, of course-only going through the motions of showing interest? And woe betide you if you're trying to sell something to your peers because the odds are they're trying to sell something to you and if they buy what you're offering and you buy what they're offering isn't that all a bit pointless? Step back, take off the pink-tinted glasses and have a fresh look at your online habits.

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Roger C Parker's Writing Coaches Services, and resources. A membership subscription gives you access to interviews, resources, mind mapping how-tos, templates, forums, newsletters and tips, video content and webinars.

The Writer's Daily Blog, as part of the Published & Profitable site, offers daily articles and resources for the writer.

How to build a web presence for marketing and advertising is provided using social media, free web tools, online portfolio, and mobile technology.

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How We Got Started Like most good stories, Dallas Food Nerd started around a table of wonderful food. On Valentine's weekend in 2011, two social mediaites (Elysa and Rory) were invited to go on a food tour of five fabulous Dallas dining spots, hosted by a major car brand and local restaurants. The couple spent the day restaurant hopping with several other food bloggers, indulging in chocolates and souffles. credentials on their virtual resumes, they felt like a food blog was definitely in order. What better way to share their love of food and drinks with others on social media? In that sugar coma filled afternoon, they purchased the Dallas Food Nerd website domain, created a logo and began promoting the new brand among their friends and the local food blogger community. Sharing Our Passion For Food With Others While Elysa and Rory founded the blog back in 2011, they quickly grew the group by adding a few friends and acquaintances who also shared a passion of food-related storytelling. You might even know someone like this yourself… those people whose cameras "eat first"! Our group of writers is now about 20 people, mostly living in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. (We'll share more on the expansion later.) As a community of people who share a love for food and storytelling, we review new restaurants and menus, test out kitchen gadgets, write product reviews. We tell our stories by writing blog posts, Tweets, Facebook posts, Instagram posts/stories, and lately, Instagram Reels, too.