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A Marketing Tool for Indie Publishers and Authors Alike

By Hannah Boettcher

October 19, 2020 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

A Marketing Tool for Indie Publishers and Authors Alike

Goodreads allows users to keep track of books they’ve read, books they want to read, and the reading journeys of other registered users. While Goodreads is a wonderful resource for readers, it also houses a very lucrative market for indie publishers and authors. Through the Goodreads author program, Q&A groups, word of mouth, and the Goodreads recommendation engine, indie publishers and authors are able to establish a presence among the bigger five guns in the publishing world.

Filed Under: Manager Monday, Marketing, Social Media Tagged With: algorithm, analytics, Authors, blogs, books, data, goals, goodreads, independent, indie, Marketing, Online, publishers, publishing, ratings, read, readers, reviewers, Reviews, sales, Social Media, starred, virtual, writers

Discovering the Business Behind the Art Form

By Mary Williams

October 5, 2020 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

Discovering the Business Behind the Art Form

Ultimately, all of this is done to get that book in the hands of someone who has felt the same passion I’ve felt my whole life.

Filed Under: Inside Ooligan, Manager Monday, Publishing Tagged With: assistant, Authors, developing, Editing, managing, metadata, operations, publisher, publishing, software, writers

Marketing Romance Through the Ages

By Mary Williams

August 12, 2020 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

Marketing Romance Through the Ages

One word: Fabio

Filed Under: Marketing Tagged With: author, bodice-rippers, books, change, decades, diversity, evolution, evolve, Fabio, growth, harlequin, history, love, Marketing, novels, Progress, publishing, Relationships, romance, romantic, technology, writers, writing, years

A Quick Guide to Planning a Writing Conference

By Tiffany Watson

December 16, 2019 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

A Quick Guide to Planning a Writing Conference

Your sincerity is the most vital asset you have in planning this conference. It is your social capital—the only currency you have to offer people. Caring about the speakers and having their best interests at heart is an essential part of planning this event.

Filed Under: Manager Monday Tagged With: conference, conference planning, event planning, guide, how-to, Ooligan at large, outreach, pitching panelists, publishing conferences, tips, writers, writing conferences

How to Edit Your Own Short Story

By Claire Meyer

December 6, 2019 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

How to Edit Your Own Short Story

Finding an editor can prove difficult and expensive, but if you go about it with tact and strategy, editing your short story yourself might yield good results. Though editing can be exhausting, there are a few strategies I find helpful when I write creatively.

Filed Under: Editing Tagged With: clarify, edit, Editing, editor, guide, how-to, publishing, reread, revise, revision, short story, tips, write, writers, writing

Who’s Staying in Virginia Woolf’s Room?

By Arielle Roper

September 4, 2019 by OoliganPress Leave a Comment

Who’s Staying in Virginia Woolf’s Room?

Built in 1912 and renovated in the 1980s, the hotel has just enough squeak in the stair and just enough musty book smell in the reader’s attic to give bibliophiles the chills. Rooms are categorized as either “Classics,” “Best Sellers,” or “Novels.” Mark Twain’s bust sits over the mantel, Jules Verne’s submarine door clangs shut every evening, and Shakespeare’s room has dueling swords mounted on the wall, just in case. It’s perfect for a writer’s retreat or a solitary writer’s escape, as well as for hosting a reading, a book launch, or a writing workshop. And can we talk about the library?

Filed Under: Publishing Tagged With: american authors, bibliophile, book lovers, Ernest Hemingway, hotel, jules verne, library, Reading, shakespeare and company, sylvia beach, vacation, virginia woolf, writers, writers' retreat, writing

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