#Writers Tips – #Publishing Scams, Future of Self-Publishing, #Bookbub Profitability?

Welcome to a new edition of Writers Tips. In this collection, I’ve curated some helpful articles particularly geared to authors – Best sites for authors to promote their books on, publishing scams to beware of, predictions for the publishing future and a comprehensive lowdown on the profitability of paying for a Bookbub ad.

 

Agent, Laurie McLean, guest feature at the blog of Anne R. Allen, sharing her predictions for the publishing industry in 2021.

Agent Laurie McLean Gives 10 Publishing Predictions for 2021

 

Also, on the blog of Anne R. Allen, Anne shares the new 2021 publishing scams going on – including phishing scammers stealing manuscripts!

Publishing Scammers to Watch Out for in 2021

 

Author Deborah Jay, generously shares her advertising endeavor with Bookbub and shares why the exorbitant ad costs are worth it.

https://deborahjayauthor.com/2021/01/11/bookbub-featured-deal-final-analysis/comment-page-1/#comment-32696

 

Pioneer Indie Author David Gaughran shares a comprehensive list of the best book sites to advertise our books on. (check this isn’t in last edition)

https://davidgaughran.com/best-promo-sites-books/

 

Six different bios every author needs by Nate Hoffleder guesting at the blog of Anne R. Allen.

The Six Online Bios Every Author Needs

 

Nicholas Rossis with 5 tips to improve our Linkedin profiles.

https://nicholasrossis.me/2021/02/03/5-tips-to-improve-your-linkedin-profile/

 

I hope you enjoy these excellent helpful articles, and don’t forget to file them away for those days they are relevant to your work, for easy access.

 

9 Year Anniversary Achievement

 

WordPress let me know today is my 9th year blogging anniversary. Where did the years go?

 

Happy Anniversary with WordPress.com!
You registered on WordPress.com 9 years ago.
Thanks for flying with us. Keep up the good blogging.

©DGKaye2021

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33 thoughts on “#Writers Tips – #Publishing Scams, Future of Self-Publishing, #Bookbub Profitability?

  1. This is always a helpful series I bookmark, Debbie. Phishing and stealing, not a good thing ever and unfortunate how 2020 was worse. I have never published a book, although I have many friends who are published writers. I am thinking about someone right now, and I will forward to them. Many great articles in this post. Thank you for compiling and sharing.

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  2. Well, why am I not surprised.. I got my 9th Anniversary notification today too..I did not know we started on the very same day.. what are the odds.

    Another great bunch of writer links Debby, thanks for hunting down..♥♥

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  3. Congratulations, Debby, on your ninth wonderful year! You’ve given us a fantastic selection today – just think of how much you’ve contributed over all those years. Toni x

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    1. I feel the same way, but Deb’s journey along with so many other’s who share their Bookbub experiences, say it always pays off. Will we learn to brave? 🙂 x

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  4. Thanks for the great links, Debby. It’s good to have an updated list of publishing scammers, among other things.

    Nine years, huh? Who would have thought!! Congratulations and many happy returns!

    As always, I’m super grateful for the kind mention 🙂

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  5. Thanks for including my post, Deb, another great set of tips and shares. I’m a little behind you on the blog front, just coming up for my 8th anniversary – here to many more for us both!

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    1. Thanks Deb! And yes, I thought you began before me, lol. If you would have asked me how many years I wouldn’t have guessed, lol. I had to share yours! I’m losing the plot these days. ❤

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