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The New KDP Community Forum
Originally posted on chrismcmullen:
KDP COMMUNITY FORUM UPDATE Amazon recently updated the community help forum at Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP). https://www.kdpcommunity.com/s/?language=en It seems like it has gone unchanged forever, until now. I can remember visiting it 9 years ago. What has changed? The look is different. The layout and design changed significantly. The forum topics…
You Can Call Me Anything, But
Originally posted on Jo Robinson:
It’s a term of respect around here apparently. I’m fine with children calling me Tannie (that’s Aunty in Afrikaans), but I object to anyone who is already grown up aiming that moniker at me. Unless I am their actual aunty. Apart from the fact that writers are ageless—that comes with…
Are You Ready for Video Because It’s Huge!
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
By Frances Caballo on Social Media Just for Writers: Video is incredibly popular. Experts estimate that in 2018 and beyond, video will just continue to expand. Listen to what Marketing Insider Group stated: “As we turn the corner to 2018, the evolution of video marketing isn’t slowing…
11 Reasons Why Everyone Should Be The Worst Writer They Know
Originally posted on Tara Sparling writes:
I very nearly didn’t get to post a blog this week, because I almost died of shame. Shame is a very poor thing to die of: possibly better than getting run over by the bus to Limerick, but not great, all the same. My shame stemmed from a journal I…
Hey Writers: You Need a New Patron Saint, Your Old One Sucks
Originally posted on Tara Sparling writes:
Yesterday was St. Patrick’s Day, and I may as well tell you now that this post was written well before those festivities. I’m usually a very last minute blogger, but when Paddy’s Day* falls on a Saturday, no self-respecting Irish person would allow something as routine as routine to…
