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4 THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND WHEN CHOOSING A TITLE FOR YORU BOOK

By: Karen Woodward @woodwardKaren

Just as a great cover will help sell a book, so will a great title.

That's what I've been doing for the past few days, researching how to create the perfect title. I'm kicking myself for not doing this while Chuck Wendig had his Titular Titles flash fiction challenge.

Here's what I've learned so far. A great title is:

1. Easy To Remember

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

1. 4 Things To Keep In Mind When Choosing A Title For Your Book http://ow.ly/l5Ysd via @woodwardkaren
2. Publishing With A Small Press: Yes, No, Maybe? http://t.co/kKGffZG4Yk  @mollygreene RT @elizabethscraig
3. 12 Most Annoying Ways to Tick People Off on Social Media http://ow.ly/l5r9u
4. How to get better feedback: http://t.co/tOBrhvt3pj @berkun RT @elizabethscraig
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6. What Do Aaron Sorkin, Stealing, And Advice About Writing Have In Common? http://ow.ly/l5tE6 via @woodwardkaren
7. How to Promote a Book with Video http://ow.ly/l5u24
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11. Supporting Characters  By Rita Karnopp http://t.co/W003i2U1J4 via @mizging RT @disorderlywords
12. Ten Keys to Success & Survival in The Romance Industry http://ow.ly/l5Jk3
13. 25 Things You Should Know About Outlining http://ow.ly/l5JAE
14. What Are You Feeling In This Moment? http://ow.ly/l5Khm
15. Are Pain and Suffering Necessary? http://ow.ly/l5Lh8 "Writers, you don't need to suffer! And other tips"
16. Things That Drive An Editor Crazy http://ow.ly/l5Ns0
17. Answers to Questions About Tense http://ow.ly/l5Ygj via Daily Writing Tips
18. Revising Made Simple: Start Where You Are http://ow.ly/l5YIp 

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Happy writing & running, Kathy

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