Confession: I’ve been spending a lot of time on Pinterest these days. One glance at Pinterest and you’ll likely want to try eight recipes for
I’m a visual person (hello, Pinterest!), so infographics and charts always grab my attention. They can be a great way to display content to your readers about
You’re a writer who wants to keep a blog. You know it’s great for your readership; it expands your reach and keeps readers and fans
TGIF folks! I’m in England and taking a wee break, so to fill in for me while I’m no doubt drinking copious amounts of tea
Let’s talk about Goodreads! It’s a social network for readers and writers (think a literary Facebook), but do you know how to make the most
My two blog posts on how – and why – to use Twitter are among the biggest hits on this blog. But even for those
Twitter, like any social media site, can be a huge time-suck. You jump on to check your @ mentions and before you know it it’s
Rebecca Berto (a.k.a Novel Girl) is a Melbourne writer and an editorial assistant (junior editor) at a publishing house. I invited Rebecca to stop by
Hashtags. Not the nicest of words is it? Let’s get over that unfortunate fact and use them correctly regardless. ## In case you’re not sure
Because I continue to meet authors who are unconvinced of the value of Twitter, or unsure of how best to use it, I am deciding