This month’s Industry Influencer spotlight is shining on mediabistro. Mediabistro is the go-to resource for those seeking jobs in the creative industry, those who want to take courses to better market themselves, and so much more! We’re thrilled and thankful for their taking the time to chat with us! Mediabistro graciously offered to give away… Continue Reading
Recently, the major news magazine Newsweek made an announcement that analysts have seen coming for years: After eighty years in print, Newsweek will be completely online. And the change isn’t going to be happening slowly: December 31 will be the last time we’ll see the magazine in print. So what does this have to do… Continue Reading
Let’s say a visitor has come to your author website. Maybe he/she read one of your pieces in a lit mag and wants to learn more about you. Maybe said person is a literary agent who is deciding whether or not you would make a good client. Or maybe said visitor is someone you met… Continue Reading
Your work has just appeared in an online literary journal or on your author website. Now it’s time to maximize your readership beyond subscribers, family, close friends, and the most computer-savvy of your three cats. Here are ten suggestions from Writer’s Relief’s obvious and not-so-obvious files! 1. On your writer website, link directly to your newly… Continue Reading
Thinking of posting your poem on your Facebook page? Are you serializing your short stories on your blog? Reposting an already published essay on your official author website? Wait! Before you post anything else, you must follow some basic rules (and avoid certain pitfalls) in order to avoid getting yourself into hot water down the… Continue Reading
