The Art of Self-Promotion by Apryl Duncan
Promoting yourself is a tough challenge for any writer. Eliminate those butterflies and start selling books!

Author Web Site Pitfalls by Apryl Duncan
Ready to promote your work with your own Web site? Avoid the common content and creation mistakes authors make to keep your fans coming back.

Before the Bestseller: 10 Things You Can Do Prior to Publication by Gregory Cottrell
Market your book before it hits the shelves. These ten tips show you how to get started on the right track.

Break Out of the Box to Promote Your Work by Desiree Day
Find new ways to attract more readers. Use these techniques to discover unique ways to generate more buzz for your work.

The First Steps to an Author Web Site by Apryl Duncan
Hosting. Domain names. You want your home on the Web but just getting started can be overwhelming. Here's your manual to finding hosting and getting a domain name for your writing Web site.

Getting Visitors: Web Site Promotion Through Search Engine Optimization by Apryl Duncan
Why is no one visiting your site? As a writer you tend to think creatively but when it comes to helping people find your site, you need to think of three little words: search engine optimization.

How to Get Started in Web-Based Promotion by Cindy Lynn Speer
You don't have to be a Web guru to promote yourself online. Use this quick primer to get your Web promotion off to a good start.

Killer Press Kits by Annette Gisby
Create killer press kits to land you an interview on TV, radio and in print publications.

Promoting Fiction Without Breaking Your Budget: Is it even possible? by Conny Bryceland
Getting published isn't the automatic key to success. Contributing author Conny Bryceland investigates the costs behind turning your manuscript into print.

Promoting Your Book by Apryl Duncan
Authors want to write, they don't want to promote. But to generate sales, you have to get out there and aggressively promote your work.

An Unknown Author Examines Book-Buying Trends by Conny Bryceland
An in-depth primer examining the bestseller lists to determine if any novelists are making it without the backing of a major publishing house.