A couple weeks ago, I promised to monetize my blog, and I’m happy to say I kept my promise. In case you don’t know, to monetize a blog means to add advertisements to it. Advertisements come in the form of horizontal banners, skyscrapers (vertical banners) and text links–or at least …
As I mentioned in earlier posts, I have another website/blog that I started in April 2009. I learned a lot from the mistakes I made with that blog, and one of the major mistakes was starting a Facebook page too early. I found it to be a waste of time …
So far, I’ve written 12 posts (not including this one). I have three pages (Home, About and Contact) to keep it simple. To sustain this blog and to fund our dreams of a small press, I have to monetize at some point. But the question is when exactly is the …
Apparently, I’m the queen of simplicity. I kept my publishing company mission statement simple and now I’m keeping my blog simple. How I first decided on the elements of my publishing blog is I looked at other blogs, both in publishing and non-publishing. Since it’s not a full-on website, I …
For another website I started last April (which has nothing to do with publishing), I used Network Solutions to buy the domain name, and I paid for hosting services from A Small Orange. Although I liked them, I wanted to buy both my domain name and hosting provider services from …
We’re happy to begin this new venture called Pencey X Pages. Our publishing blog is unique, because we cater to you, the aspiring author, self-published or published author. Our mission is to explore the various areas of publishing for authors in one place. For example, do you want to write …