Usability; Part 5 of 5 Things Every Author’s Website Needs
Do Readers and Media Professionals find your web site easy to navigate and to use?
Do Readers and Media Professionals find your web site easy to navigate and to use?
Interaction with Your Web Site Visitors - Part Four of Five Things Every Author's Web Site Needs
It is important for your website to have certain elements in text rather than images so that search engines will be able to find them and then index them (so that your website will come up on browsers such as Bing, Google, Yahoo). Navigation (links that go to other pages on your website), the site title, your book titles, your author name, page titles, and of course, your content needs to be coded in text, not as a graphic with text embedded.
Calls to Action drive your website visitor to interact with you in the Interverse! Are yours effective?
Does your website have these five essential website pillars to be effective for promoting you and your work?
INFORM, INVOLVE, ENGAGE! As an author, lead the way to creating the communication paths that will help people discover your books.
Great writing is the key to being an author, but engaging people is the key to building a readership and a fan base. And with a million plus books hitting the market this year alone, every advantage helps to position you in the publishing world.
What exactly are editorial reviews? What are the different types of book reviews and reviewers? Which ones should an author seek? We list the different types and explain them.
Most authors do not take advantage of the opportunities that a book review presents to them--especially Editorial Reviews.So, here are my tips to make your book reviews work harder for you--starting TODAY!
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