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Tracey Pedersen

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Romance Happy Hour

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Anna Runyan

Adam Croft

Joanna Penn

Lisa Messenger

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Elizabeth Ellen

Joe Russo

Hani Mourra

OwlTail

L.B. Dunbar

Welcome to Romance Happy Hour! Hostesses Dawn Luedecke &amp; Dylann Crush chat with USA Today Bestselling author Tracey Pedersen and the amazing L.B. Dunbar. This episode was recorded on October 8th. To find out more about Romance Happy Hour, visit our website at: https://www.romancehappyhour.com/ Or our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/RomanceHappyHour To learn more about... Dawn Luedecke: https://www.dawnluedeckebooks.com/ Dylann Crush: http://dylanncrush.com/ And to learn more about our featured authors: https://www.romancehappyhour.com/category/authors/ And to take us with you, wherever we go, subscribe to the Romance Happy Hour podcast! If you enjoyed the show, please consider leaving a review… we’d appreciate it! Thanks for joining us and we hope you’ll come back next time!

Welcome to Romance Happy Hour! Hostesses Dawn Luedecke &amp; Dylann Crush chat with USA Today Bestselling author Tracey Pedersen and the amazing L.B. Dunbar. This episode was recorded on October 8th. To find out more about Romance Happy Hour, visit our website at: <a href="https://www.romancehappyhour.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.romancehappyhour.com/</a> Or our Facebook page at: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/RomanceHappyHour" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/RomanceHappyHour</a> To learn more about... Dawn Luedecke: <a href="https://www.dawnluedeckebooks.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.dawnluedeckebooks.com/</a> Dylann Crush: <a href="http://dylanncrush.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://dylanncrush.com/</a> And to learn more about our featured authors: <a href="https://www.romancehappyhour.com/category/authors/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.romancehappyhour.com/category/authors/</a> And to take us with you, wherever we go, subscribe to the Romance Happy Hour podcast! If you enjoyed the show, please consider leaving a review… we’d appreciate it! Thanks for joining us and we hope you’ll come back next time!

Episode #49 - Tracey Pedersen & L.B. Dunbar

Grow you email list, network and promote your books, is the advice that prolific romance author, Tracey Pedersen, shares with us today and she makes it sound so easy. But listen a little closer and you’ll learn the real secret. Bum on chair and write. Tracey is dedicated to her craft and she’s learnt everything she knows along the way. She calls it taking action through a constant stream of baby steps. Her romantic comedy, Married This Year, is the first in a new series and is proving to be her most popular book yet. She has grown her email list from a few hundred to over 16,000 by following Nick Stephenson’s advice in Your First 10,000 Customers and she has carried out joint promotions with other authors from Stephenson’s Dream Team Network. I’ve bought the first, and joined the latter but Tracey’s done the hard slog, written sixteen books and counting, and has worked her way through Mark’s course with determination. She attended 20 Books to $50K in Las Vegas last November, and is currently taking part in a Million Word in a Year challenge. As she says, it’s only 3000 words a day, which doesn’t sound nearly as daunting, does it? Tracey should know. She’s given up her day job and is living comfortably off her Indie income. Freedom, it seems, is just another word for bum on chair and doing the hard yards. And in case you’re wondering, yes, I’ve joined Tracey and her million word challenge. Small steps, you said Trace? You can find out more about Tracey and her success story here. And there’s a great article she wrote for Mark’s blog where she gives the rest of us a gentle nudge in the right direction. You can find the article here. This week’s episode is sponsored by 30 Days to Better Writing Habits. You can join me daily at 9.00am over at my Facebook page here or sign up for my newsletter and receive a free copy of The Voices in Your Head Writing Guidelines.

Grow you email list, network and promote your books, is the advice that prolific romance author, Tracey Pedersen, shares with us today and she makes it sound so easy. But listen a little closer and you’ll learn the real secret. Bum on chair and write. Tracey is dedicated to her craft and she’s learnt everything she knows along the way. She calls it taking action through a constant stream of baby steps. Her romantic comedy, Married This Year, is the first in a new series and is proving to be her most popular book yet. She has grown her email list from a few hundred to over 16,000 by following Nick Stephenson’s advice in Your First 10,000 Customers and she has carried out joint promotions with other authors from Stephenson’s Dream Team Network. I’ve bought the first, and joined the latter but Tracey’s done the hard slog, written sixteen books and counting, and has worked her way through Mark’s course with determination. She attended 20 Books to $50K in Las Vegas last November, and is currently taking part in a Million Word in a Year challenge. As she says, it’s only 3000 words a day, which doesn’t sound nearly as daunting, does it? Tracey should know. She’s given up her day job and is living comfortably off her Indie income. Freedom, it seems, is just another word for bum on chair and doing the hard yards. And in case you’re wondering, yes, I’ve joined Tracey and her million word challenge. Small steps, you said Trace? You can find out more about Tracey and her success story <a href="http://traceypedersen.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here.</a> And there’s a great article she wrote for Mark’s blog where she gives the rest of us a gentle nudge in the right direction. You can find the article <a href="http://www.blog.yourfirst10kreaders.com/book-promotion-success-stories-taking-action/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here.</a> This week’s episode is sponsored by 30 Days to Better Writing Habits. You can join me daily at 9.00am over at my Facebook page <a href="https://www.facebook.com/writerontheroad/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> or sign up for my newsletter and receive a free copy of The Voices in Your Head Writing Guidelines.

#103 How to Write a Million Words a Year the Romantic Way, with Tracey Pedersen

Joanne Dannon

You don’t have to be crazy but it helps. Welcome to Joanne Dannon and Tracey Pedersen as they battle it out with me over who’s podcast this actually is…and what it means to write short in the Indie publishing space. There are no guarantees that what we share on today’s podcast will be any use to anyone listening but we sure have fun playing in a space that is yet to be formally defined. What exactly does it mean to write short in the digital age – what do readers want, what are they prepared to pay, and how do we, as writers, slot our writing into the space that is designated ‘short fiction’. One thing is for sure, it’s a space that is creating a lot of interest, and opening up a whole new space in which to play. If Indie writers are the influences of the new digital age, then writing short, whether it be in series, serials or short stand alone fiction, then this is the space in which it is happening. And it’s a space where writers are playing with both form and delivery. You can find out more about Joanne here and Tracey here. But be warned, they are both delightfully crazy, and talented, and if you watch this space long enough, you might just find this podcaster interviewing them when they’re rich and influential – oh, okay, they may be that already, for some of us. Do I hear another novella boxed set calling?

You don’t have to be crazy but it helps. Welcome to Joanne Dannon and Tracey Pedersen as they battle it out with me over who’s podcast this actually is…and what it means to write short in the Indie publishing space. There are no guarantees that what we share on today’s podcast will be any use to anyone listening but we sure have fun playing in a space that is yet to be formally defined. What exactly does it mean to write short in the digital age – what do readers want, what are they prepared to pay, and how do we, as writers, slot our writing into the space that is designated ‘short fiction’. One thing is for sure, it’s a space that is creating a lot of interest, and opening up a whole new space in which to play. If Indie writers are the influences of the new digital age, then writing short, whether it be in series, serials or short stand alone fiction, then this is the space in which it is happening. And it’s a space where writers are playing with both form and delivery. You can find out more about Joanne <a href="http://joannedannon.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> and Tracey <a href="http://traceypedersen.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here.</a> But be warned, they are both delightfully crazy, and talented, and if you watch this space long enough, you might just find this podcaster interviewing them when they’re rich and influential – oh, okay, they may be that already, for some of us. Do I hear another novella boxed set calling?

Business of (Indie) Writing – Day 5 – Novella writing and what it really means to write short with Joanne Dannon and Tracey Pedersen