Master Storyteller Rabbi Jack Riemer Packs a Lifetime of Sermons into a New Devotional
Finding God in Unexpected Places: Wisdom for Everyone from the Jewish Tradition, is a compilation of sermons by a gifted storyteller. …
Articles by Susan Stitt
Susan Stitt is marketing director of Front Edge Publishing. Over the years, she has guided many authors through the challenging process of launching books and developing strategies that will grow readership. She also has worked widely with nonprofits. Now, she shares her expertise twice each month on our Front Edge Publishing website.
Joining the Social Media Conversation: What is a Hashtag? How do you use Hashtags?
Today, part of being a helpful citizen in the social network is letting readers find themes that interest them in an ocean of media. …
Making the Most of Social Media: Ride the Cultural Waves of Holidays and Festivals
You may be surprised at how eager folks are to “like” and “share” timely items that touch on themes close to their hearts and families. …
Making the most of Goodreads’ author resources
Marketing expert Susan Stitt describes the many options provided for authors on Goodreads. Are you an author who recently signed up for your own author page? This column raises some helpful questions for polishing your profile. Plus, Susan points out that some of the rules have changed recently on Goodreads …
Join Us (and 65 million others) in the Goodreads Community
Goodreads is the world’s largest community of readers, providing personal book recommendations. Are you a Goodreads author yet? …
Book Marketing: How often should you check in on social media?
When authors ask me this question, I tend to use the word “regularly”—because it prompts some careful thought. At the heart of it, effective communication through social media should be as thoughtful as your regular contacts with friends. …
Book Marketing: Do you need social media?
So you’ve published your book. What’s next? These days, most authors realize that they should dive into social media platforms to promote their book. But many authors still ask, Do I really need to do that? …