If we're going to publish something, then we ought to know what we are talking about. Or at the very least, have some knowledge of the things we are speaking to. Building credibility and rapport is imperative for a writer. For a creative. For an artist. For a business owner.
In the last episode, we talked about getting an idea out of our head and on to paper. For this next episode, we explore the necessity of building rapport with your prospective audience. And one of the best ways to do that is to present ourselves as a credible source.
But, how do we achieve this exactly? I've had my fair share of failed experiences in this area. That being said, there are a few (possible) ways I'll explore to alleviate this struggle. And I invite anyone else to give his / her own insights too.
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The Writer's Lens - Interview 02: Darrick Dean, fantasy author
The Writer's Lens - E9: Storytelling
The Writer's Lens - E8: Amazon, Big Brother, and Fake Reviews
The Writer's Lens - E7: Trials and Takeaways
The Writer's Lens - Interview 01: Willie and Rachel Scott, authors of "Better Than Blended"
The Writer's Lens - E6: You Wrote a Book, Now What?
The Writer's Lens - E5: Progress Update
The Writer's Lens - E4: Rejection...Ugh
The Writer's Lens - E3: Working "Really Hard"
The Writer's Lens - E2: What Is Passion?
The Writer's Lens - Pilot
The Writer's Lens - E1: The Path to Being Published
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