Author: meltaylor
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Pricing, value, and funnels.
So this post has only a bit to do with self-publishing novels, and more to do with pricing as an entrepreneur — or, I suppose, that has plenty to do […]
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Been gone awhile.
Sorry about that. I’ve been rather busy. I’ve decided that while writing is still my main passion in life, being self-employed is a big deal. So I started a small […]
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The relationship.
As a writer, I get handed a lot of books by random people. Some of the books are by authors these people admire, some of them are self-written works, some […]
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Branding.
I met with my small business consultant today, and she and I discussed that illusive and bizarre creature, my brand. She suggested I come up with a handful of key […]
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Off the map.
I write urban fantasy, which means I write stories that generally take place in real cities that actually exist somewhere. I suppose I could make one up every now and […]
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How to help people.
I had a job interview a while ago for office assistant at a chiropractor’s office. I gushed during the interview about how much I enjoyed helping people, how my previous […]
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The balance.
After having gotten into self-publishing, I’ve seen a lot of people talking about getting into it, too, and read about a lot of their techniques and a lot of their […]
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What I’ve learned about self-publishing so far:
I think I may have missed the banana boat. Before I dove into this mad experiment, I did some research on who was self-publishing, how to do it myself, and […]
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I’m proud of my development as a writer.
That’s a good feeling, and one I forget a lot. I think that’s an artist thing, too — or maybe a writer thing. Forgetting to be proud of your accomplishments. […]
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Dark stories scare me.
Which is really bizarre, since that’s the kind of thing I write. I had to swear off Stephen King after just 3 books, I had to proclaim to my husband […]
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