Ep. 8 - Shayla Raquel and AUTHOR BRANDING
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Ep. 8 - Shayla Raquel and AUTHOR BRANDING
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Do you find it difficult to triple brand yourself as a writing coach, a writer a non-fiction, and an author of fiction?
Having come from a fairly successful marketing practice that had its start in the early 2010s, I was thrilled to pick up your book, THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF AUTHOR BRANDING, last year around this time. But I'm not going to lie, it shook me. It forced me to pivot my platform building and break free from the old ways of doing things. What are some of the newest ways to brand yourself as an author now as opposed to 10 years ago?
You've recently stepped away from Facebook to focus on other marketing platforms that work better for you. Mind telling us why the blue F got the drop?
Which platforms are you seeing authors succeed most on in today’s social media de jour.
What advice do you have for the writer who claims that they are not entrepreneurs and they they wish they could just do away with the marketing process.
Did you self publish your fictional book THE SUICIDE TREE?
Your site ShaylaRaquel.com is a plethora of resources and advice for writers, can you point us to the ones that will give your tribe the biggest bang for their site view buck?
What is next for Shayla Raquel? Are you planning to create multiple versions of the 10 commandments as the industry shifts? Are you writing more fiction? Are you coaching the next NYT best-selling author?
Pre Publishing Checklist: https://shaylaraquel.com/prepublishingchecklist
How to Videos: https://shaylaraquel.com/howtovideos
Shayla's Blog: https://shaylaraquel.com/blog
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