17 Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts

Tips for Writers on how to Work Smoothly with a Graphic Artist.

By Jeanne Kisacky on Writer Unboxed

Whether on a book cover, a website design, an ad, or even a whole marketing barrage, graphic design can either materially increase your book’s chances of getting attention or can leave it unrecognized in the mountain of competitors. This goes for the self-published as well as for the commercially published.

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If you missed my writing & marketing tweets and retweets yesterday, here they are again:

1. Tips for Writers on how to Work Smoothly with a Graphic Artist. http://ow.ly/jlxkA
2. “Promo that works!” from New York Times Bestselling Author Gemma Halliday http://ow.ly/jkCGi
3. 18 Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts http://ow.ly/jlvKF
4. 4 Essential Elements of a Successful Logline http://t.co/jWZrcsyopQ  @charmaineclancy RT @janice_hardy
5. 10 Creative Habits of the Pro Artist: http://t.co/YgRmPUL6ur @brandenbarnett RT @elizabethscraig
6. Goals for You and for Your Characters http://ow.ly/jlwXl via Plot Whispered for Writers and Readers
7. How to Quickly Build Links Using Twitter http://ow.ly/jlxDY  
8. Make a Living as a Writer, Part 2 http://ow.ly/jlDbE via @RachelleGardner
9. Writing for the Young Adult Audience http://ow.ly/jlC7C
10. Tips for writing realistic fight scenes: http://t.co/nTSlOnj3m5 @thecreativepenn @JarrahLoh
11. Secrets to Launching a More Successful Book Marketing Plan http://ow.ly/jlCr2
12. How Humor Can Make You a Better Writer http://ow.ly/jlCsD via @kmweiland
13. The Real Skinny on Conflict: Five Links and a Sample Chapter from “Story Physics” http://ow.ly/jlCA6 via @storyfix
14. 8 Sneering Synonyms for “Obvious” http://ow.ly/jlCDJ via Daily Writing Tips
15. What Should an Author Website Include? http://ow.ly/jlCK2 via @JamiGold
16. A Map to Get Out of Writer's Block http://ow.ly/jlCTG
17. How to customize your Facebook page for free http://ow.ly/jlCXJ  

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Happy writing & running, Kathy

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