In the realm of digital marketing for authors, creating a strategic content approach can make a significant impact on building a loyal relationship with your readers. One effective strategy involves the use of two distinct but complementary author booklists to be offered on your author website. Let’s dive into the advantages of having both an…
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Character Roles Chart: Illuminating the Tapestry of Your Story
Build a connection with your readers with a different content idea! Give your readers a Character Roles Chart! This valuable resource tool can help your readers know and understand your characters to better understand your story! Learn how to make your own Character Roles Chart!
Visualizing Your Story: The Power of Charts, Graphs, and Maps on Your Author Website
In the vast landscape of online content, the adage “a picture is worth a thousand words” holds true. As an author, weaving visual elements like charts, graphs, and maps into your website and blog can transform your reader’s experience. Let’s explore how these visuals not only enhance your platform aesthetically but also add depth and…
The Anatomy of a Character Profile
In the world of storytelling, your characters are the heartbeat of your story. They breathe life into your plot, carry your readers thru adventures, and connect them emotionally to your narrative. But how do you make your characters unforgettable and relatable? That’s where character profiles come into play. Your character profile is a comprehensive document…
Build Your Email List Using Your Inspiration Pics
In today’s digital age, email marketing remains a vital tool for authors to connect with readers. And when done right, it’s a bridge that can carry your audience from casual readers to devoted fans. One effective way to attract readers to your email list is by using the pictures that inspired your story as the…
Use Your Story’s Images to Pull Readers to Your Author Website
Pull your readers into your author website by offering your story’s images to your readers. By giving your readers the pictures that inspired your story or scenes from your story or even a community map that pinpoints your story’s locations, you build trust and credibility with your readers. Level it up with a downloadable PDF…
Entice Readers with Your Book Cover Infographics
Utilizing a book cover infographic is an effective way to not only pique your potential readers’ curiosity, but also to entice them enough to draw them to your website and blog. When thoughtfully designed, a book cover infographic can help show your readers at a glance what your book is about, why it’s different from…
Literary Legacy: Captivating Readers with Family Tree Charts
In the grand tapestry of storytelling, characters are the threads that weave through every plot twist and narrative arc. Let’s explore a tool that not only keeps your literary family organized but also captivates readers in a visual dance of relationships – the Family Tree Chart. More than just a visual aid, this tool is…
Persuade Readers Using Your Cast of Characters
Offering your readers a list of your characters (also called your cast of characters) is a powerful content idea that’ll persuade and hook your readers to investigate further by coming to your author website and blog. By offering additional information or writing a blog article and introducing your readers to your characters, you’ll strengthen the…
Lure Readers to Come Back Using a Picture Collage
Research tells us that 65% of people are visual learners. This includes your readers. So, if you’re looking for a content idea to lure them to come back to your author website to check you out, consider a picture collage. Offering a picture collage of a scene or of a moment in time (for your…
