Episode 196 – Scams, Engagement, and Actual Bigfoot Romance

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Question of the Week: If you got an email like the one NY Literary Magazine sent out, would you respond with anger or would you try to make the sender understand the error of their ways?

If a business sends an email about an ill-conceived program, would you have a chat with them or respond in anger? Getting 2018 started off with a bang, Bryan and Jim thank their wonderful patrons Gone, The Cordova Vector, and Taking Charge: Making Your Healthcare Appointments Work for You. The first tips of the year include how authors can gather more audiobook reviews, how authors can combat common health problems, and how to set writing goals. In news, find out what changed Playster has made to their audiobook service, changes coming to Amazon author portals, how one man transformed from cancer survivor to a bestseller, information on the new tax code, Facebook’s revised News Feed algorithm, and what one literary magazine did to upset the indie author community. Question of the Week: If you got an email like the one NY Literary Magazine sent out, would you respond with anger or would you try to make the sender understand the error of their ways?
What You’ll Learn:
  • Where authors can gather more reviews for their audiobooks
  • How indies can combat common health problems facing writers
  • How to set writing goals for 2018 and overcome probable failure
  • What changes Playster has made to its unlimited audiobook service
  • What new changes Amazon is making to its author portals
  • How one man transformed from cancer survivor to bestseller
  • How the new US tax law will affect indie authors
  • How Facebook’s revised News Feed algorithm will affect authors
  • What one literary magazine did to upset the indie author community
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