From Manuscript to Asset: Why Every Indie Author Needs an IP Strategy

Many authors think their job ends once their book is published, but your manuscript is actually a bundle of valuable rights just waiting to be unlocked. Whether it's a film adaptation, a translated edition, or a merchandise line, your intellectual property (IP) is your most powerful business asset. Here's how to protect and and grow it.
https://www.ingramspark.com/blog/from-manuscript-to-asset-why-every-indie-author-needs-an-ip-strategy

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From Manuscript to Asset: Why Every Indie Author Needs an IP Strategy

Stop thinking like a writer; start thinking like an IP manager. Discover how to turn your manuscript into a revenue-generating asset.

Every Author Needs a Website. Here's How to Build One That Works

We sat down with Tertulia cofounder Lynda Hammes who shared her expert insights on best practices for growing your author platform.
https://www.ingramspark.com/blog/every-author-needs-a-website.-heres-how-to-build-one-that-works

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Every Author Needs a Website. Here's How to Build One That Works

An interview with Tertulia cofounder Lynda Hammes on best practices for your author platform.

Genre-Specific Bookstores: How Indie Authors Can Reach Ready-Made Readers

No two bookstores are alike. While chain stores usually offer a wide, general-interest selection, genre-focused bookstores set themselves apart by serving very specific niche readers. Though publishers still rely on big, catch-all genre categories, readers are on a different kind of search. They’re no longer satisfied with just “fantasy” or “romance”—they want precise tropes and micro-categories.
https://www.ingramspark.com/blog/genre-specific-bookstores-how-indie-authors-can-reach-ready-made-readers

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Genre-Specific Bookstores: How Indie Authors Can Reach Ready-Made Readers

Discover how authors can leverage genre-specific bookstores to reach passionate readers, host events, and boost book sales in their niche.

Is Your Book Award-Ready? A Practical Submission Checklist for Authors

Is your book ready for awards? Follow this practical checklist to ensure your submission stands out and meets all requirements for a successful entry.

Should You Use a Pen Name? The Indie Author's Guide to Writing in Multiple Genres

Writing in multiple genres under different pen names can be creatively fulfilling and financially rewarding—if you approach it strategically. 

Why Smart Indie Authors Still Blog:  9 Marketing Advantages Explained

Discover 9 reasons why successful indie authors continue to prioritize blogging, even as marketing trends come and go.

Top 5 Reasons Why Every Author Needs a Website

*(Plus: When You Should Launch Yours)
If you’re serious about building a lasting career as an author, your website should be the foundation of your online presence.
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Top 5 Reasons Why Every Author Needs a Website

Discover the top 5 reasons every writer needs a professional website to build their brand, grow their audience, and take control of their online presence.

4 “Social Proof” Marketing Tactics to Try Instead of Book Reviews

Discover four powerful alternatives to reader reviews for building credibility and trust as an indie author.

Romance & Romantasy: Must-Attend Events for Readers and Writers

Discover upcoming romance and romantasy festivals, balls, and galas perfect for readers, writers, and fans—find events to celebrate love & magical worlds.

Reddit for Self-Published Authors: Building Trust Before Selling Books

Discover how self-published authors can use Reddit to build trust, engage readers, and grow visibility—without getting flagged for self-promotion.