“Hey, congratulations on your new book!” said no stranger ever.
Books, websites, and podcasts don’t just magically appear in people’s social media feeds. New projects are strategically planned and placed so that readers and listeners will find them. Whether you are a nationally-known author or a first-time blogger people find your content because you have a well-thought-out plan.
This Too Shall Pass is first-time author Kaitlyn Scott’s personal story of her journey with chronic illness. In the book, she shares encouragement through the lessons God has taught her on this journey, along with real, raw struggles and tests of her faith. Working with such personal “works of heart” are as rewarding as they are delicate, and our team does our very best to handle both the manuscript and the author with care throughout the entire publishing process.
Publishing a client’s message or story is always exciting for our team. Add to that the pleasure of working with not one, but two authors who happen to be sweet sisters and who have worked on this story for over seven years, and it immediately feels like an overwhelming (and fun!) privilege to be a part of their journey. Market Refined Publishing worked with authors Maureen Hartson and Shannon Coe to publish their first Christian fantasy novel this summer, and we couldn’t be more thrilled!
Creating the website of your dreams is typically a sizable investment of your time and your finances. As with any other purchase or investment, it’s necessary to routinely care for your website to keep it healthy and functioning well.
Let’s talk about what exactly a site care plan is – what’s included in a care plan (and what’s not) – and why you really should have one.
Carmen Horne has been a client with MRM for several years. We helped get her started on WordPress from Blogger, refreshed her website design a couple of times, and assisted with her first two book releases. Most recently, we had the exciting opportunity to create a professional brand and website design for Carmen’s new role as an establish author and as a faith-based life coach.
Is your social media exploding? Are you reaching your target audience with what you post and share? Or… Are you throwing whatever you can find out there to see what sticks?
If your social media feels more like a frat house kitchen with spaghetti noodles on the ceiling, instead of a well-put-together display of what you offer, it’s time for you to make a plan!
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