Author Business Tricks
We’ve all seen it, the self-call out post with an inbox badge showing an unread count in the hundreds, thousands, or even tens of thousands. It’s enough to make anyone anxious. But I’m here today to make a case for Inbox Zero, or at least Inbox Manageable. Because we all have a …
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Everyone pursuing publication has contracts they need to deal with. Be it their agency agreement, their book sale, or the publishing terms with KDP or …
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About 10 years ago my boss decided that what we REALLY needed to do was start using Google Docs (now G Suite) and would I be so kind as to become an ov…
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In my time I’ve helped with a large back-tax project for five entities, none of which I owned. I was also a bookkeeper for the company for almost a yea…
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Make Shipping Easier One of the things I least looked forward to becoming an author was the prospect of spending a lot of time at the Post Office. The …
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Ask me your questionsIs there something you’d like me to talk about? Do you have challenges I haven’t addressed yet? Comment below or send me your questions anonymou…
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Welcome to Author Business Tricks by me, Lana Wood Johnson. I started working in start-up culture and as a consultant for businesses of all sizes in 20…
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As any good writer I watch the assorted query feedback feeds on Twitter (if you don’t watch them yourself, check out #tenqueries, #querylunch, and #500…
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