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Tawdra Kandle, Author at NINC

Author: Tawdra Kandle

Planning for 2024

Tis the season . . . for planning! There’s very little that I love more than a shiny new year, all empty and ready to fill with wonderful plans. December is the perfect month to take some thoughtful time to identify our goals for the next 12 months and then ponder how to best reach them. That’s never truer than when it comes to selling our books—plotting our marketing for the next year is essential to elevating sales and visibility for the future. We all know the old saying that if we fail to...

business, goals, Marketing

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Post-conference Thoughts on Marketing

It’s been a little less than a month since the NINC conference kicked off, and I have to admit that I’m still processing everything I learned. While I was not able to be at every workshop, I attended quite a few—and more than that, I talked to many people, and I listened to so many smart folks at both the UnCon and the PostCon. Not surprising to me—or to anyone, probably—the two buzzword phrases of the conference were artificial intelligence and direct sales. It’s all too easy to hear the newest...

business, conferences, direct sales, Marketing, promotion, sales, Tools, Website

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Planning for 2023

Welcome to the month of December, the time of year when many authors are both looking back at what worked and what didn’t go so well over the past twelve months … while at the same time, we begin to plan in earnest for the next year of writing, releasing, and marketing. For those of us who attended the NINC conference, as well as perhaps a few other author education events that take place in the last quarter of the year, we might be thinking about everything we’ve learned and wondering what to...

business, Marketing, mindset, planning, promotion, Tools

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Smart Marketing for Savvy Authors

When I was a brand-new, green author who knew next to nothing and had no clue about how to promote my just-published first book, a wise friend told me that I needed a website. She sent me to Godaddy.com to buy my domain name and then constructed the basics of a very rudimentary website for my author business and books. To me, it felt like magic. Nowadays, thanks to some generous author assistants and other web-savvy friends, I know how to manage my own website. I’ve even (gasp!) learned how to...

business, direct sales, Marketing, PR, promotion, sales, Tools, Website

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