Tom Blubaugh, Readership Building Coach.
Welcome to TomBlubaugh.net
TomBlubaugh.net, where you’ll find helpful strategies, useful advice, and expert resources to help you reach your publishing goals.
Perhaps you’ve written a book, your first or even your tenth, and you’re not sure how to strategize with all the changes that are happening at breakneck speed across the ever-evolving Internet reading community.
It is likely that you have a multitude of questions that have obscured your path – stalling your writing and/or readership building plan.
-
Should I indie-publish?
-
Who is my real reader?
-
How do I effectively develop my unique brand?
-
What strategy should I use in order to maximize social media engagements?
-
What is the most cost-effective readership building strategy I can use to increase my reading community?
-
How long is the average product life cycle of any book?
-
How do I build and nurture reader relationships online?
-
How do I develop a support team to help me accomplish my goal?
-
Do I have to be a marketing professional as well as a writer?
Tom Blubaugh has faced each of these questions and many more. Through strategic relationships with experts, patience, perseverance, and action, Tom has discovered and now applies and shares these all-essential literary skills and competencies.
Each valuable client brings on a vast array of challenges. Our #1 Job is to:
-
Solve problems-No matter the size of a problem, it can, at the very least slow down your progress and at the very worst derail your plan. Mistaking the source of a problem can create even more problems. At TomBlubaugh.net, we are professional problems solvers. We will identify the problem, find the source and develop a solution strategy.
-
Satisfy needs—At TomBlubaugh.net, we listen before we talk. We take the time to hear you. We don’t do anything until we identify and understand your needs. Only then do we develop the strategy to satisfy your needs and follow it through to completion.
-
Meet goals—At TomBlubaugh.net, we identify your vision. We look through your eyes. We don’t make a move until we see what you see. Then we draw the map that will take you there.