Author Buzz

For authors, I feel that this question is not as important as it for a traditional business.

A custom domain name does suggest a bigger commitment to branding but also comes with a slightly larger technical commitment. That’s why Author Buzz UK offers free blogs – when you make your group you can have a blog set up for you pretty much…Read more

My best character conversations are based on listening to people talking. I ride the train to work and spend most of the time listening to the other passengers and taking notes.

The answer depends on two factors:

1. Your audience’s needs
2. Your ability to keep up with the schedule

If the most you can reasonably keep up with is one post a week, then once a week is what is best for your blog. A fast-paced schedule (like, say, twice a day) is going to do you no good if your quality suffers as a result.

For a new…Read more

If you are looking for a not much skill needed to start a blog type your options include:

• blogger.com
• WordPress.com
• Author Buzz (just start a group and tick “yes” to do you want a blog)
• TumblR.com

It depends on what kind of audience you want.

Titles and headlines should inspire interest in your desired readers. If your ideal reader is more likely to read an article with a “workmanlike” title, then that is the right type for you.

Newspapers *and certain types of websites) try to maximise curiosity to get clicks. That’s where the click-hungry headlines – that are almost a meme at this…Read more

Headlines determine CTR!

Better headlines mean more clicks.