Tag: marketing

• Working on Changes (part 1?)

  This is a bit of the update to follow-up on the last post on this site. Much was stated in that post on my issues in dealing with fears and other traits I have that lead to derailing my creative projects and desires. That work of course will be long and take lots of time…

  Jeremy C Kester

  August 30, 2022

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  blogging, goals, independent writing, life, life lessons, marketing, writing, writing process

• Hold That Thought

  One of the blogs I subscribe to, or rather, the newsletter or emails or whatever of said blog, is Nir Eyal. His blog Nir & Far has been a frequent visit site since discovering it. In the emails, Nir sends links to interesting articles, often dealing with psychology and social media. On the heals of…

  Jeremy C Kester

  December 5, 2020

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  life, life lessons, marketing, Nir Eyal, sales, Seth Godin, social anxiety, social media, The Social Dilemma

• Another Fest Down

  

  Number four has come and gone. Yesterday I attended the White Oak Author Fest at the Crest Hill Branch of the White Oak Public Library in Illinois. It’s the second year I’ve been to that particular event (only the third they’ve held) and I will say, they do a fantastic job. My own attendance there…

  Jeremy C Kester

  October 20, 2019

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  Author Fest, book sales, marketing, social anxiety, stress, White Oak Author Fest, writerslife, writing

• More and Less

  Lately I’ve been debating on something. Facebook. Should I even keep it? Not the page dedicated to my writing of course, just my normal profile. I’ve thought a lot lately on just dumping it. It would be one less distraction. One less thing to have to think about. It’s been really tempting.And with Zuckerberg’s discussion…

  Jeremy C Kester

  January 14, 2018

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  Blog, facebook, marketing, social networking, twitter, writing

• It Doesn’t Equate

  Someone I know with considerably more followers than I have told me the other day that they were going to tweet about me to get their followers to buy my books. Immediately the likes were coming in and that person remarked how great that was for me. A few days passed and that person asked…

  Jeremy C Kester

  November 7, 2017

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  anxiety, Blog, book sales, facebook, goals, instagram, marketing, social media, twitter