In this post author Renae Brumbaugh tells how her blog took her from unpublished stay at home mom to the published author of multiple books.

The number one question we get is “I want to write a book but I don’t know where to start.”

Here is your answer.

For someone to bother to read your blog it must be the most interesting thing on the internet – for that person at that time. If anything else is more interesting they will go there.

Your only chance to catch people’s attention is with your titles. No pressure.

So you’re working on a book and not sure where to find time to start a blog? No problem. Use your blog as your rough draft.

This post will give you 7 reasons why you should post your book to your blog as you write it.

Little arm hairs raise on end. Bumps form on my skin, desperately struggling to retain its warmth. It’s freezing in this room as I type away on the computer. I want to be in bed! If only that guy standing next to the refrigerator hadn’t asked me to write a ninja writing guide. This one’s for you, Thomas…

Mary DeMuth is an author, writing coach, and sought after speaker who speaks at writers conferences all over the country.

In this interview she shares how she uses social media (Blogging, Twitter & Facebook) to sell books and connect with readers.

Most blog titles are about as magnetic as a skunk. Learn how to write titles for your blog posts that will pull in more readers.

There is an art to getting listed high in google. Here are 8 things that can help improve your “google points.”