Because authors deserve professional websites.
Typetester is a handy tool that lets you compare fonts and see how they’ll look on screen. Its drop-down menus let you know which fonts are standard on PCs and Macs, but you can also compare other fonts from your own collection.
CSS Type Set is similar tool that generates CSS for you once you’ve made your selections.
Are most of your readers in the US, or elsewhere? Do you have a concentration of readers in Spokane, where your book was featured at a book discussion six months ago? Where should your publisher send you on your next tour?
How can you find out?
(more…)Building a website? Ask yourself these questions first.
How should authors use MySpace? We’ve rounded up several opinions, some contradictory:
Over on Deep Genre, a group blog of fantasy authors, there’s a great discussion on what readers want on authors’ sites. We see the same discussion pop up pretty regularly elsewhere, but this group is unusually detailed and articulate. They describe what they look for at different stages of their relationships with authors: as prospective buyers, as returning fans, and as fellow writers.
Susan Gregg Gilmore’s Looking for Salvation at the Dairy Queen is out today. Congratulations, Susan!
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We are avid readers and web surfers. We have seen good sites and bad sites. We've seen authors struggle with what to put on their sites, how to build them, and where to host them.
We have seen a lot of authors pay too much money for bad websites.
We want to bring affordable, well designed and manageable websites to authors.
We design (and redesign) websites, including:
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