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Tag Archives: Writing
6 Simple Tips For Writing Non-Fiction In Plain English
Synopsis Writing in “plain English” is a great way to make a good impression on your audience. This means writing in a way that makes your message easy to read and understand. It doesn’t matter who your audience is or … Continue reading
Posted in Audience, Authorship, Blogging, Copywriting, Non-Fiction, Plain English, Reader Needs, Reader Retention, Writing
Tagged big words, Blogging, clear communication, clichés, Contractions, convoluted sentences, Copywriting, Emotional Connection, fancy words, formal writing, inflated vocabulary, informal writing, jargon, keeping it real, laymen’s terms, natural voice, Non-Fiction, ornate words, personable writing, plain and simple, plain English, sentence structure, slang, the art of writing, Writing, writing style, Writing Voice
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4 Basic Content-Sharing Etiquette-Rules (Infographic)
Click on the image to enlarge it. View the full post that goes with this infographic. Share This Image On Your Site Please include attribution to TheBusinessOfSelf-Publishing.com with this graphic. Hashtags: #selfpublishing #bookmarketing Related Posts6 Simple Tips For Writing Non-Fiction … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Copyright, Credibility, Infographic, Intellectual Property, Plagiarism, Writing
Tagged Blogging, blogging etiquette, blogging rules, Book Marketing, Copyright, copyright ownership, influencer, intellectual property, permission, piracy, Plagiarism, Promotion, property rights, Self-Publishing, social proof, social validation, stealing, third-party, third-party validation, validation, Writing
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4 Basic Content-Sharing Etiquette-Rules
Synopsis All content creators and authors want their work to be shared. But, when you take too much information and content from them, it can become a problem for you and for the original author. Especially if you take credit … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Copyright, Credibility, Intellectual Property, Plagiarism, Writing
Tagged Blogging, blogging etiquette, blogging rules, Book Marketing, Copyright, copyright ownership, intellectual property, permission, piracy, Plagiarism, Promotion, property rights, Self-Publishing, social proof, social validation, stealing, third-party, third-party validation, validation, Writing
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Book Review: Now All We Need Is A Title
This book is an “. . . an anecdotal account of how some of the most well-known book and play titles come to be. It is not meant to be a comprehensive compendium of every catchy title, but rather a lighthearted look at a struggle that has bedeviled writers for centuries.” Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Self-Publishing, Titles, Writing
Tagged Book Reviews, Self-Publishing, Titles, Writing
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Respect Is Earned, Trust Is Gained (Infographic)
Click on the image to enlarge it. View the full post that goes with this infographic. Share This Image On Your Site Please include attribution to TheBusinessOfSelfPublishing.com with this graphic. Hashtags: #selfpublishing #bookmarketing Related PostsHow To Create A One Minute … Continue reading
Posted in Book Marketing, Infographic, Non-Fiction, Writing
Tagged Infographic, Non-Fiction, Respect, Self-Publishing, Trust, Writing
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The Importance of Sincerity When Writing Non-Fiction
Synopsis Sincerity is extremely important to all of us because it helps to build trust with each other. And trust is one the fundamental building blocks to developing a lasting and rewarding relationship. It’s especially important for non-fiction writers to … Continue reading
Posted in Authorship, Credibility, Foreword, Memoir, Non-Fiction, Tone
Tagged Authenticity, Authorship, Believability, Business Writing, Credibility, Emotional Connection, Memoir, Non-Fiction, Sincerity, Tone, Trust, Writing, Writing Voice
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The Foreword, Preface, And Introduction As Powerful Marketing Tools (Infographic)
Click on the image to enlarge it. View the full post that goes with this infographic. Share This Image On Your Site Please include attribution to “Kunz On Publishing” with this graphic. Hashtags: #selfpublishing #bookmarketing Related PostsStep Into Your Reader’s … Continue reading
Posted in Book Marketing, Foreword, Infographic, Introduction, Marketing, Preface, Writing
Tagged Book Marketing, Foreword, Front Matter, Introduction, Marketing, Preface, Writing
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The Introduction (Infographic)
Click on the image to enlarge it. View the full post that goes with this infographic. Share This Image On Your Site Please include attribution to https://kunzonpublishing.com/ with this graphic. Hashtags: #selfpublishing #bookmarketing Related PostsThe 10 Reasons That Convinced Me … Continue reading
Examples of Great Customer Testimonial Statements
Synopsis Testimonials are a very effective way to get more clients and customers, and sell more books. As a business person, self-publisher, and author, you must understand what characteristics make up a great testimonial. So here I give you a … Continue reading
Posted in Book Marketing, Front Matter, Podcast, Testimonial, Writing
Tagged Book Marketing, Front Matter, Podcast, Testimonials, Writing
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Book Dedications To Spur Your Imagination
Synopsis To be a successful book marketer, you must never miss an opportunity to reach out and make a connection with the reader. Whether your book’s dedication is only a few sentences or an entire paragraph, you shouldn’t miss this … Continue reading
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Tagged Book Dedication, Front Matter, Writing
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How to Write a Book Foreword: A Checklist For Authors
Click here to download this PDF ebook Synopsis Here is a list of important questions that you should think about to help you make sure that you have written a full and complete … Continue reading
Posted in Endorsement, Foreword, Front Matter, Non-Fiction, Promotion, Self-Publishing, Writing
Tagged Endorsement, Foreword, Front Matter, Marketing, Non-Fiction, Promotion, Self-Publishing, Writing
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Health Care Vs. Health-Care Vs. Healthcare: The Debate Continues
Synopsis The term “healthcare” will eventually become widely accepted as one word, not two, whether die-hard grammarians, linguists, and editors like it or not. Our language, and any discussions about health, will be greatly improved by ending this battle. The … Continue reading
Posted in Authorship, Grammar, Language, Linguistics, Podcast, Writing
Tagged American Healthcare, Apostrophe, Composition, Compound Words, Contractions, Grammar, Health Care, Healthcare, Hyphen, Language, Linguists, Plurals, Possessive Apostrophe, Possessives, Punctuation, Usage, Writing
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How A Book Foreword Can Help An Author’s Career
Synopsis How a carefully written book foreword can boost the career and book sales of both the author of the book, AND the author of the foreword. What You Will Learn In This Post 1. You will learn how a … Continue reading
Posted in Author Platform, Authorship, Book Marketing, Career, Foreword, Reputation, Strategy, Writing
Tagged Authorship, Book Marketing, Credibility, Expert, Foreword, Podcast, Reputation, Writing
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2 Essential Ingredients That Make A Book Foreword Great
Synopsis A foreword is an essential marketing tool for your non-fiction book. If it’s written properly, and with some understanding and forethought about its role in your book’s success, it can have a substantial impact on your book sales. In … Continue reading
Questions To Ask Yourself BEFORE Writing Your Book’s Introduction
Click here to download this PDF ebook Synopsis Your book’s Introduction is a crucial first step for readers. It prepares them for what’s to come AND ignites their interest to read on. This … Continue reading
7 Types Of Testimonials: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
Synopsis Testimonials need to be one of the key ingredients of your book’s marketing plan. If they’re created and utilized properly, they can have a very positive impact on your sales. This list gives you a quick run-down of a … Continue reading
3 Important Questions That Will Help You Create An Amazing Preface
How To Write A Preface That Will Make You Look Like A Pro, AND Get You More Book Sales Synopsis The preface is one of the important places for you to make an emotional connection with the reader. The more … Continue reading
Posted in Acknowledgement, Book Marketing, Carnival Of The Indies, Foreword, Front Matter, Introduction, Passion, Podcast, Writing
Tagged Acknowledgement, Authorship, Book Marketing, Book Preface, Foreword, Front Matter, Introduction, Passion, Preface, Publishing, Self-Publishing, Writing
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Who Should Be Acknowledged In Your Book?
Synopsis Your Acknowledgements Page does not need to be an exhaustive listing of every last person that helped you. But at the very least, you must include all the people that had an important impact on you and your book. … Continue reading
7 Key Ingredients Needed To Create Compelling Blog Content
How To Create Great Content For Your Blog Synopsis In order to attract readers to your blog, and actually get them to read your writing, you must create compelling content. This means that your content must quickly get the reader’s … Continue reading
3 Tips To Writing A Great Acknowledgements Page
Synopsis On the surface, the Acknowledgements Page might seem to be an insignificant part of the book. But the competition for authors to gain new readers is very intense. Because of this, we must view every section of the book … Continue reading
