How To Create An Author Business Card … Or Two Today, I’m going to give you some hints on making a business card and a free book card using Book Brush. If you don’t have a Book Brush account, you can register here. Let’s get into a few basics, I call them best practices. Since life is much less private these days, here is what I’d suggest be on your card, Your Pen Name An Email Address so...
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There is truly no better time than right now to quickly create boxed content for readers. It can be a series, all your titles, or maybe even the first book in several series to hook your readers! Book Brush features a Box-Set Creator that’s quick and easy to use. If you don’t have a Book Brush account, you can register here. In Book Brush, you’ll have a variety of handy author-industry...
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I’m an author and I’ve had a newsletter for years. However, this post isn’t about writing and angsting over a newsletter, it’s about how changing to MailerLite has upped my attitude and my game. So, let me tell you why I changed from Mailchimp and what I love about MailerLite. I had a free account with Mailchimp, and let me state up front, this isn’t about bashing a company, it’s about what I...
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First a disclaimer. I am not an attorney, nor do I warrant the information here. Your best bet is always to check out the links and information yourself. With the launch of the new and amazing Cover Creator in Book Brush, there have been questions about licensing of images you may want to import and use in the creator. And along with the Cover Creator is the new Remove Background Tool, making...
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In an overcrowded social media feed, images get 94% more views than text. Images gain attention, create emotional connections, communicate information, help viewers to remember your brand, and increase engagement. But there’s a time factor to creating engaging, interesting, and memorable images. Which is why Book Brush’s Instant Mockups are going to be a great lifesaver for your social media...
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Most authors carry around business cards for book events and conferences, doling them out to other authors and readers. They’re handy for networking “remember me” moments, cheap to print, and easy to distribute. You’ll see tons of them on conference tables, sometimes with candy stuck to them as an enticement for a second look. But does your business card create a “remember me” moment? Are your...
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