Category: How to
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Setting up Your eBook with Scrivener
Ahh… Scrivener. It’s such a great program! If you’re a writer, I recommend Scrivener. I’ve written a couple blogs about this software (blog 1, blog 2), so I won’t go into it too much today. What I want to cover now is to talk about how to setup your novel ebook with Scrivener in Windows.…
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SPoaB Guide
Welcome to the SPoaB Guide! A Free Self-Publishing on a Budget Guide! This guide is laid out in phases from Phase One to Phase Six in the hopes that when it is finished, it will lead authors from start to finish through the Self-Publishing Journey. This is based on what I have learned as I…
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How to Re-Blog without a Re-Blog Button
Recently, my friend Pradita over at The Pradita Chronicles pointed out that I was missing a reblog button on my site. Since I often don’t notice things when I can’t see them, I hadn’t noticed this issue. On a typical WordPress.com site, this isn’t a problem, but I use a self-hosted WordPress.org site. The reblog…
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Setting up SEO for Your Blog
Let me just come right out and say this: I find the topic of SEO boring. I know that’s not the way to start a blog post. This topic is, however, EXTREMELY important and extremely helpful to bloggers. In this blog, I want to give a clear, simple explanation of how to work through this…
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Three Questions to Ask Yourself about Your Writing
Writing is often so much fun, but it can also be a lot of work. Anyone who writes knows there are times when it is easy to write and times when it is hard. When it is easy, it is nothing but a joy. Personally, I find writing relaxes me. It allows me to settle…
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How to Set up a Facebook Author Page
This blog is pretty short and simple. This is part of the “How to” when it comes to marketing your book and yourself as an author. Facebook allows you to create something really cool. It’s called an “Author Page”. This is really helpful because this is not just a profile where you share stuff with…
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WordPress.com vs. WordPress.org
I hadn’t actually planned on writing this blog, but I’m going to since it ended up being part of my blogging/writing journey.I wanted to set up a blog. If you’re going to set up a blog, WordPress is one of the best ways to go. A large portion of the internet is powered by WordPress…