This blog is dedicated to writers of all shapes and sizes.
Have you always dreamed of being a published author? Have you written several manuscripts but have never sent them to editors or agents?
In the Adgitize blog you'll find writing tips for traditional authors and independent authors.
Fifteen years ago, the publishing industry laughed at and derided indie authors. But now we find that many authors have entered the indie space and are making good money. Yes, some of them are millionaires.
But the good money comes from writing excellent stories, having them edited by developmental editors, copy editors, proofreaders, and beta readers. There are tips and tricks to making it as an independent author.
That's what this blog is for. To teach you what you need to know to become successful as an action adventure fantasy author or an independent author of any genre. To earn the big bucks in the industry, write excellent novels. Make that your first and primary goal. But you can't stop there.
The Role of Marketing for Indie Authors
Marketing ensures your book reaches the widest potential audience. This blog will talk about marketing techniques that work. What can you do if you don't have a large marketing budget? Writing can be expensive if you aren't going through a traditional publishing house. You'll have to pay for editing, covers, and marketing.
You might think any advice offered on these pages don't apply to you, because your first book will be awesome and everyone will go out and buy it on the first day it's published. If only that was true. That might happen with the 1% of the 1% of the 1% of all writers, but it's no guarantee it'll work for you. So if you're on book three and your ship hasn't sailed into port yet, then stop by and learn more about all the facets of self-publishing.
Read the Adgitize Blog
Follow the Adgitize Blog as Ken discerns what's really working in the marketplace and what sounds like a good idea, but really requires tools, techniques, and money that most indie authors don't possess.
I hope you enjoy the grand adventure of writing.