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Different Traditional Publishing Experiences With Georgina Cross

The Creative Penn

Traditional publishing is not a monolithic thing. There are different kinds of publishers, and authors want different things out of a publishing deal and relationship. Georgina Cross talks about her experience with two different traditional publishers and the pros and cons of each. Welcome to the show, Georgina.

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Combining Self-Portrait Photography with AI-Generated Image Backdrops

Kristi Hines

Self-portrait photography combined with a real photo of The Domes near Casa Grande, Arizona taken in 2017. The background photo was taken with an older iPhone in 2017. Name: * Email Address: * Subject: * Message: * Originally written and published by Kristi Hines , Copyright ©2024 Follow on X @kristileilani

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Publishing Frequency: Why (and How) We’re Changing Things Up

Content Marketing Institute

How often do you read the weekend posts on Content Marketing Institute the day they’re published? Our new publishing frequency. Now, you’ll also get a digest of the other content published that week. For years, Joe has encouraged companies to get strategic about their publishing frequency decisions. Click To Tweet.

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This Week in Content Marketing: Marketing Associations to Blame Publishers for Allowing Bad Ads

Content Marketing Institute

In the news, we talk about a new initiative from three marketing associations that puts the blame for bad online advertising directly on the shoulders of publishers. 05:45): Welcome to Episode 206: Recorded live on October 23, 2017 (Running time: 1:05:58). (11:38): 14:28 ): Who are 2017’s top brands, ranked by customer loyalty?

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How to Turn an Essay into a Book Deal

Jane Friedman

And a great way to do this is by publishing a nutshell version of your big, central idea in essay form. How it worked for me In the summer of 2017, after months of pitching with no luck, I finally found a home for the essay I was dying to write. Instead, once your essay is published, do every last thing you can to maximize its reach.

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Substack Is Both Great and Terrible for Authors

Jane Friedman

Substack launched in 2017 and in its early days, I saw it as a fantastic, easy-to-use platform for starting a paid newsletter. I feel confident that my free newsletter will not stop publishing until I retire from writing and publishing. Children’s author Meg Medina has a newsletter like this, as do many published authors.

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People Round-Up, Mid October 2023

Publishing Trends

Matthew Kissner , took over as interim CEO; he was previously group executive and board chair, and acted as interim CEO from May to December in 2017. Kristen Klemens has joined as client manager for Simon & Schuster Publishing Services , She was formerly partner manager for trade sales and marketing at Rebel Girls.