Pull quotes, or lift-out quotes as they are also known, are quotes from within a larger piece of text that are “pulled-out” of the text and placed in an isolated area within the document to emphasize a particular quote or section of writing. Pull quotes can serve as a teaser to entice potential readers to dive deeper into the story.
Writing a book is certainly difficult. Together with other factors such as distractions, disorganized files, and, yes, an inadequate word processor can make the task even more challenging.
Have you written a book and are planning on promoting it within the next few months? If so, you could benefit from understanding the key social media platforms strategies successful writers use to drive sales.
Book editors are usually a key player behind the scenes helping make a book its best before publication. But did you know that editors have some significant advantages over non-editors when they decide to take center stage and write their own a book? It’s true. Here are five ways editors who publish books have an advantage over […]
You’re working on a book. But are you focused on the right elements? I’m not asking about grammar, voice, and flow. I’m referring to the most overlooked aspect of the business of writing: your personal brand. Believe it or not, your brand is more important than your book. Here are five reasons why—and guidelines for improving […]
Recently Adazing shared a series of tips to advise aspiring writers with a mixture of practical ideas and mentalities. I loved the ideas and was inspired to take it further. After all, I’ve had the pleasure of contributing my ideas to the Adazing audience in the past. It’s my mission through Kindlepreneur and The Book […]