Publicising Your Work

Ways to promote your writing through websites, blogs, newsletters and public speaking. Articles cover website creation, blog hosting, email marketing and entering writing competitions.

Blog Creation Tools

Compare blog creation tools to find one that's easy to use, supports mobile posting, and includes RSS feeds and editing features.

Blog Hosting

Choosing a blog host means finding a reliable service that keeps your site online, secure, and offers good support when you need it.

Creating Your Website

Build a website to promote your self-published book and connect with readers through a simple, user-friendly online presence.

Email Newsletters to Promote Your Writing

Build an email list of interested readers and use a newsletter to promote your writing and establish yourself as a trusted voice.

Giving Talks About Your Written Work

Connect with readers by giving talks about your writing to boost book sales and build a loyal audience.

How to Market Your Website

Get people to your website, keep them on your email list, and use special offers to turn visitors into book buyers.

Making Personal Appearances

Writers often dread public appearances, but handling them as a practical job can boost your career and connect you with readers.

Promoting Your Writing Through Social Networking

Writers can build real audiences on social media by focusing on what they're actually selling and targeting the right groups.

Starting Your Blog

Use a blog to build credibility in your field and drive sales of your book by sharing expert insights on your topic.

Website Creation Tools

Build a professional-looking website without learning code using the right creation tools for your needs.

Website Hosting

Your website needs a host to go live—here's what to look for when choosing one for your book site.

Writing a Press Release

A press release needs a strong headline and proper formatting to catch a journalist's attention among dozens of others they receive daily.

Writing Contests: The Pros and Cons

Writing contests offer real prizes and industry exposure, but entry fees pile up fast, here's what to weigh before entering.