10 Top Posts from The Book Designer for 2019

October 13, 2020 Comments Off Books Niraj Kumar

Here at The Book Designer, we are blessed with amazing contributing writers and, of course, YOU, our wonderful readers!

In the January tradition of reviewing the previous year’s accomplishments, today I’d like to invite you to take a look back at some of our top posts for 2019.

Top Posts from 2019
12 SEO Tips to Drive Traffic and Sell Books

By Lee Foster
To learn more about Lee and access all of his posts, click here.
As the Author World Turns on Amazon Book Review Policies

By Judith Briles
To learn more about Judith and access all of her posts, click here.
You CAN Tell an (e)Book by Its Cover

By David Kudler
To learn more about David and access all of his posts, click here.
3 Ways to Get Past What’s Holding You Back

By Sandra Beckwith
To learn more about Sandra and access all of her posts, click here.
10 Reasons Readers Unsubscribe From Newsletters

By Nate Hoffelder
To learn more about Nate and access all of his posts, click here.
Book Promotion: Do This, Not That – June 2019

By Amy Collins
To learn more about Amy and access all of her posts, click here.
9 Inexpensive Revenue Streams for Broke or Struggling Authors

By Joan Stewart
To learn more about Joan and access all of her posts, click here.
13 Tips for the Work-at-Home Author

By Joel Friedlander
To learn more about Joel, click here.
72 Free Image Sources for Authors

By Shelley Sturgeon
The Basics of Book Design

Also Read What Indie Authors Need To Know Before Translating Books

By Andrea Reider
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Niraj Kumar Niraj, begins his bio with a short sentence about who he is, including a quote from an established publication. We love how he’s put a quick hook for each of his series in his bio, and links to his socials, website, and mailing list (with a call-to-action for a free book!). I'm a writer experienced mostly in fiction; my specialty being horror/thriller/paranormal but love diving into other areas as well. There's fun to be had in all sorts of different genres. I bring a strong focus on making sure the story is worth telling; with an emphasis on creating an atmosphere for the reader and making sure the characters are ones you'll care about. Communication while working with others is incredibly important to me and essential to creating something great. As far as my past with writing, I majored in English with a focus on Creative Writing during my college studies and have had a script produced into a full-length play. I'm always willing to learn as I write and hop on to a new adventure.