Are you a published or un-published Christian author? (hairy arm not necessary: see photo)
Do you want a little more exposure for yourself, your book(s) and your blog?
I have been researching how to find an agent/publisher and have come to realize that it is not easy. At all. In the slightest. Period.
To those of us NOT in the industry, it seems like a book is a great commodity that the publishers would fight to get their hands on and would then use their expertise to market in new and exciting ways.
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It appears that is not necessarily the case though. It seems that the publishers do use their expertise to market the book but also want the writers to do their own marketing.ย
Apparently there is the need for writers to have a ‘platform‘ and for most of us that means a blog with lots of readers and a big twitter following.
Increasing your blog following is hard, even if you are an awesome writer who posts life-changing stuff daily. Billy Coffey is a great example of this. Why doesn’t he have a million readers?
I would like to help all of those great authors out there gain a little more exposure and increase their platform by offering them (you) the chance to write a guest post on my blog.ย
I can guarantee that my regular reader will read your post and, if it’s a great post, (which, of course, it will be since YOU’RE writing it) she will probably go visit your blog afterwards.
So it’s up to you… leave a comment below or use the contact form to email me if you’d like to become a ‘Rediscovering the Church’ guest blogger and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
God bless, Peter
Not to be presumptious, but am I the “she” you are referring to? BTW, you should totally send me a story to post.
T’would appear that you are my reader!
Sounds like a great thing! I’d love to do this.
I did wonder about the use of “she” as well, very progressive of you, Peter. ๐
‘Progressive’… that’s me all over!
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Sure, count me in. I guess I didn’t catch the ‘she” thing, oh well. ๐
No word on the book yet, but I’m hopeful. Thank you!
I’d love to do a guest post sometime. ๐
Sounds intriguing, Iโm not sure my posts are that great though. I just started blogging in March; I have had quite a bit of traffic โฆ.just very few comments, so โฆIโm thinking I probably need some pointers, or to be a bit more โpithyโ.
Hope this goes well for you. I would be interested but I am probably too edgy.
Edgy? you should read Katdish’s blog http://katdish.blogspot.com
Thanks for the shout out, Peter! I’d be happy to guest blog (as long as Katdish gives me permission, of course).
Yeah, I didn’t dare ask you directly Billy… I didn’t want to get on the wrong side of Katdish and feel her wrath!
You are a wise man, PP Bottle. Billy may guest post on your blog as long as he has something written for me first. (Cuz I’m generous like that…)
Jason wrote a wicked AWEsome post for me, too. I have no idea why people do what I ask them to, but I’m not gonna lie – I like it.
Hi brother Peter! I think you got a great site and ministry for Christian writers. I’m so blessed and hoping to learn more how I can participate. Cheers and God bless!
Well then Peter, interesting. I like to write and enjoy poems.
There is this thing called talent. I lack talent as a writer but sometimes feel genuine inspiration. In either scenario, it seems a writing outlet would be excellent.
I would be interested in writing a guest post. I wanted to read through some of your other stuff before I decided it would be safe to associate with you. When I saw that katdish was your reader I wasn’t sure I wanted to associate. She is the one that got the whole Monkey Butt thing started after all and I’m already tied to that.
This looks to be one of them respectable blogs I hear so much about. Seriously it is great.
Hi Nick,
I always wonder whether or not having Katdish as a reader is a positive thing or not…..
Great to see you here, I’ll drop you an email early next week to tell you how to send a guest post.
Peter