by Tom Blubaugh | Sep 29, 2016 | Blog - Main, book marketing, Marketing, Promoting, Relationships, Social Media, Writing
I’m Tom Blubaugh, CEO of Common Sense Marketing Strategies, LLC and Tom Blubaugh Literary Strategist, LLC. My corporations and I are developing an online authors community–authors helping authors–a new concept for a writing community. You will be...
by Tom Blubaugh | Jul 18, 2016 | Blog - Main, book marketing, Marketing, Promoting, Writing
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times….” This is a partial quote from Charles Dickens a Tale of two Cities and sounds a lot like the world of authors today. On the one hand we have access to nearly the whole world through...
by Tom Blubaugh | Jul 5, 2016 | Blog - Main, Blogging & Writing, Health, Health & Fitness, Health & Fitness, Motivational, Personal Experiences, Writing
So many authors and writers share their struggle to find time for writing. This creative need drops by the wayside as they care for family, deal with health issues, and work full or part-time. I totally get it! Barbara, my wife, raised four children as a...
by Tom Blubaugh | Apr 18, 2016 | Blog - Main, book marketing, Marketing, Writing
By Whitney McKendree Moore This happens to me constantly! Working with Tom Blubaugh, Literary Strategist, opened my mind about marketing, which, until I met Tom, I had considered practically a swear word. It was Tom who first suggested to me that all marketing really...
by Tom Blubaugh | Mar 25, 2016 | Blog - Main, book marketing, Marketing, Promoting, Writing
Technology has changed the game for authors who want to sell books. No longer can you sit for hours at a table in a bookstore and wait for the crowd to find you. It’s a comfortable position, but it just isn’t happening anymore, unless you are a celebrity or...
by Tom Blubaugh | Mar 22, 2016 | Blog - Main, book marketing, Marketing, Promoting, Writing
Writing a book is not for the faint of heart, but if you are called to do so, you won’t rest until it’s done. There are numerous reasons for you not to write a book. But for every reason that you come up with, there at least two reasons why you should. Here’s the top...
