Work in Process
LemonStruggling through the creative process and other thoughts, from fantasy novelist Sarah Nicole Lemon
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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There’s Nothing I Love More than a Rebrand
I’m a VP of Brand & Content but it’s TERRIBLE to do it for yourself.
Welcome to my weekly “marketing for book people” part of my newsletter. In my day job I am a VP of Brand and Content (poor man’s CMO since that’s what I am actually in ch...
The Windfall Economy, Book Creators, Art and a Really Insulting Task my Boss Gave Me.
I wanted to talk about the creator economy this week—it came up in the book space with the video of that man announcing he’d be willing to read (listen) to indie books for a fee, and then further revelations of paying “book creators” to att...
Posting is not Marketing
Serialization and finding your audience
Hello! My day job is in marketing (product not books) and since I do a weekly scrape of the internet for things I think are relevant or interesting for my team, I figured I would share with my bookis...
Everything is About to Change
Slop and Noise are a deadly combination
Hello! My day job is in marketing (product not books) and since I do a weekly scrape of the internet for things I think are relevant or interesting for my team, I figured I would share with my bookis...
I Finally Understand Why My Work isn't Commercial
I got tagged in a negative review the other day. This usually doesn’t bother me and I usually don’t read them, but I got suckered into this one because it started off so positively LOVE THIS kind of energy about the atmosphere and the magic...
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Novelist. Writing dark fantasy that is unfortunately only ever inspired by the abyss and maladaptive daydreaming towards hopefulness. Not everyone's cup of tea, but if you like whiskey. . .
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