Did everyone have a productive week? I know that can be difficult with the Easter approaching. With the upcoming holiday just a few days away, today's link love will be short. I'm sure you are busy, and I have a lot of work to do before working on Easter baskets for my nieces, the two most amazing little girls on the planet. And I want to leave you with plenty of time for the wonderful people in your life. So let's see what the blogosphere has for us this week.
Blogging
3 Reasons No One Comes Back to Your Blog—and How to Fix It: Ouch! You know the post will be useful when you can relate just from reading the title. This one offers some food for thought if your traffic seems inconsistent. It definitely gives me some things to consider once the Easter weekend comes to an end. If inconsistent traffic is a problem for you, then this guest post at ProBlogger will give you something to ponder.
Fiction Writing
3 Reasons to Write Stream of Consciousness Narrative: I love this post and the exercise along with it. You don't have to be James Joyce to pull off the stream of consciousness style (although he was clearly the master). If done well, it can prove powerful. So give it a try.
Marketing
Creative Marketing by Juliette Springs: So many authors are using social media to promote their books, and that's important. But this post talks about going beyond social media to market books. Check out these excellent suggestions and then come up with more of your own.
So with that, I hope all of you have a wonderful Easter weekend.
Blogging
3 Reasons No One Comes Back to Your Blog—and How to Fix It: Ouch! You know the post will be useful when you can relate just from reading the title. This one offers some food for thought if your traffic seems inconsistent. It definitely gives me some things to consider once the Easter weekend comes to an end. If inconsistent traffic is a problem for you, then this guest post at ProBlogger will give you something to ponder.
Fiction Writing
3 Reasons to Write Stream of Consciousness Narrative: I love this post and the exercise along with it. You don't have to be James Joyce to pull off the stream of consciousness style (although he was clearly the master). If done well, it can prove powerful. So give it a try.
Marketing
Creative Marketing by Juliette Springs: So many authors are using social media to promote their books, and that's important. But this post talks about going beyond social media to market books. Check out these excellent suggestions and then come up with more of your own.
So with that, I hope all of you have a wonderful Easter weekend.
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