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    An Indie Author Quick Guide to Blogging

    By Tom Kane

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    About this ebook

    As an Indie Author, you need to make your mark on the world wide web with an indie author blog. But that's just part of the story behind what we call your Author Platform.
    If you're not sure where to start, An Indie Author Quick Guide to Blogging will reveal the lowdown on blogging basics, how to set up a wordpress.org site as part of your website and what makes a good blog.
    There's references to all the tools and all the tricks of your chosen trade, to help you get started. Plus there's advice on setting up your website including domain name and hosting as well as advice on how to obtain readers for your blog and ultimately sales for your books, plus much more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTom Kane
    Release dateApr 2, 2018
    ISBN9781370439003
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    An Indie Author Quick Guide to Blogging
    Author

    Tom Kane

    As a child, Tom Kane's family always insisted he was born in the corner of the living room, behind the TV. That strange assertion, true or false, seems to have set the tone for the rest of his life.  Kane's mother inspired him to write. Science Fiction, in the form of Doctor Who and Isaac Asimov inspired his love of the genre. Monty Python inspired him to be silly and he continues to blame Billy Connolly for his infrequent bursts of bad language  In the corner or behind the TV, what is officially known about Tom Kane's birth is that it took place in England on a dark and stormy night.  

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