Tag: wordpress

• 31 Day Author Platform Challenge Day 10: Pop-ups = emails

  

  Day 10 of Bitsy’s 31 Day Author Platform Challenge is on capturing emails via pop-up sign-up forms.

  bitsykemper

  July 24, 2024

  31 day author platform challenge, Writer’s Platform, Writing Children’s Books

  #31dayauthorplatform, 31 day author challenge, 31 day author platform challenge, 31 day challenge, adding emails to nesletter, author branding, author platform, aweber, Bitsy Kemper, children’s book, constant contact, convertkit, creating pop ups, email capture, getresponse, growing newsletter, hubspot, kidlit, mailchimp, mailpoet, newsletter, wordpress, writing

• Author Platform: Maximizing Social Media

  

  Social media is one of the main ways you create your author brand, or platform. Since most of your readers will never meet you in person, it’s how most of your readers get to know you. This post is gonna look at ways to maximize social media so you can give yourself the best author…

  bitsykemper

  March 17, 2016

  Writer’s Platform, Writing Children’s Books

  author platform, Bitsy Kemper, blog, blogspot, children’s book, coschedule, creating author platform, Dos and Don’ts, Facebook, Instagram, kidlit, picture books, pinterest, SCBWI, social media, tutorial, Twitter, Vine, wordpress, writer’s platform, writing, writing for children, writing tips

• A book award makes me livid? Disillusioned? Offended? All three maybe

  To be recognized for your work feels great, especially when it’s by experts in your field. Right? Well you’d think it would. I got a wonderful email from someone representing a (seemingly?) legitimate industry award. They said they found out about me from one of my Twitter posts. When they looked into my books, one…

  bitsykemper

  September 10, 2014

  Writing Children’s Books

  author, award, awards, book award, children’s author, children’s book, marketing, picture books, websites, wordpress, writing challenge

• What to expect, and when to expect it (Hint: don’t set your watch)

  So far I spent five minutes going live on WordPress and 105 minutes picking out a font. Background color? Agonizing. Theme? Changed it four times. Still not convinced it’s right yet. But alas, there are better things to do… Sometimes “good enough” has to be, well, good enough. So this is it for now. I’ll…

  bitsykemper

  July 8, 2013

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  blog, commitment, distractions, not cleaning the kitchen, wordpress, writing