Many authors and small business owners mix up their regular email account with their email marketing platform. Your email account is for one-to-one communication, while your email marketing account is for reaching many people at once. Understanding how they work together helps you stay organized, professional, and connected with your audience.
A free Gmail or Yahoo address might work for casual use, but serious authors need an email that reflects their brand. Learn why a custom domain email is the way to go.
An introduction to three key website policies: the Privacy Policy, Cookie Consent Form, and Terms of Service. You’ll learn what each means, why it matters, and how it might apply to your site.
I’ll also share a few tools that can help you create and manage these policies with less stress and more confidence.
The first step of setting up a writer’s platform is to acquire a domain for your website. Learn how to do that and points to consider as you choose your domain.
Many writers must pay for their website out of their own pocket. So it’s important to know what you might be getting yourself into. In this post I go through the most typical costs so that you will better know what to expect.
