January 28th, 2010
Well, VT has a functional website again. It’s still a little buggy, and we’re still missing a ton of content, but at least we don’t have a static “under construction” message for a website anymore.
Some of our book pages don’t show all the formats available… and lots of our 2010 releases are missing totally. I’ve managed to repost all of our press releases, and I’ve posted two author bios, but none of the events are showing, and I have dozens of author appearances and news to repost. Our newsletter program needs to be set up from scratch, and oh yeah, I’m about 3 books behind in our publication schedule.
This is starting out to be one heckuva year. At least the Mariners are looking good… Read more »
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November 25th, 2009
Okay, so my last post was kind of a downer because I talked about “what not to do.” That’s always sobering. Today is the day before Turkey Day in the US, so I wanted to post a few positives going into the long weekend.
I want to talk about what one new author is doing RIGHT… and doing very, very well.
First, I want to mention that this is a brand new, never-before published author. A newbie. The kind of author VT specializes in. So everything I’m saying here is meant to truly inspire you, because she is just amazing. Read more »
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