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The Top 5 Twitter Memes Authors Need To Know    Let’s get this out of the way first: it’s pronounced meme, like theme. Here, listen to this: http://youtu.be/3dErjFPTarc (it’s Greek — go argue with them).   Meme can mean a lot of things, like a viral pic (remember ‘ridiculously photogenic guy?’), video (the infamous RickRoll), […]

Please welcome guest blogger and exclamation mark extraordinaire, my friend Peg Fitzpatrick. She’s awesomesaucey and a cat fan which makes her extra cool. (For the record, she taught me how to create a sarcasm symbol — shhh).   How to Submit a Guest Post That Will Be Accepted by guest Peg Fitzpatrick (co-owner of 12Most) and […]

3 Successful Ways To Get Bloggers To Love You – And Your Book!  By A. Yamina Collins     In terms of book blog reviews, one size does not fit all. I know, I know. You’ve just written the most fantastic book in your respective genre, and now all you need are a few bloggers […]

StumbleUpon Hints and Tips Today’s guest post is by Natalie Sayin, author of The Turkish Travel blog. She enjoys wasting time on social media sites and has an addiction to lemon meringue pie. In this article, she talks about her experience with Stumble Upon and shares her hints and tips for using it. StumbleUpon is […]

Please welcome guest blogger Naomi Blackburn. Naomi is an excellent resource for authors on how to market our books. She writes frequently for bestelling author Terri Guiliano Long’s blog . Naomi is founder of the Goodreads group Sisterhood of the Traveling Books, as well as the Nordic Noir group, dedicated to discussing Scandinavian mysteries. This year, Goodreads ranked her […]

  BadRedhead Media is happy to welcome J. P. Thompson, The AdWords Guy (and well, my guy, too) to the blog today for part 2 in his Adwords series.  He’s got over 30 years of sales and marketing experience and he’s here to share some thoughts on AdWords. Grab a coffee, sit back and learn! Enjoy! […]

4 Important Review Tips for Authors by guest Amazon Top Reviewer Tracy Riva  I’m honored to have Top Reviewer and friend Tracy Riva here today to offer an expert reviewer’s advice to help all authors. Thank you, Tracy, for visiting and sharing your wisdom!      Rachel, I’d like to start off by thanking you […]

BAD REVIEWS SUCK. WHY I DON’T CARE.  (Note: I’m happy to share that the San Francisco Book Review picked up this article. Read more here!)   Let’s talk about reviews, shall we?   We’ve all read instances where an author acts poorly in the face of a one or two-star review. It’s usually referred to […]

5 REASONS BLOGGING IS CRITICAL TO YOUR SUCCESS    I’ve been blogging since 2008. I even based my first book, A Walk In The Snark, on essays originally written on the blog. For me, blogging was (and still is) my very own place to do or say what’s on my mind.   And there’s always […]

What is branding?    I’m asked this question a lot by authors.   It sounds painful and scary, doesn’t it? Well, I’m here to tell you it’s not and you’re probably already doing it.   Have you identified your genre? Sure you have! Do you have topics you’re passionate about? Of course you do.   […]