Podcast appearances and mentions of alexis anne

AI Generated Show Notes:The podcast kicks off with hosts Diana and Liz sharing their quirky tips for life, such as avoiding transfusions from rusty buckets and keeping hands clear of wood chippers. They exhibit a light-hearted banter that sets the tone for the episode, which dives into a discussion about the Supernatural episode titled 'Alex, Annie, Alexis Anne.' The hosts explore the episode's intricate themes of identity and belonging, particularly through the character of Alex, who has been raised by vampires and grapples with her past and her newfound freedom. The juxtaposition of her previous life and her struggles with the moral complexities of her upbringing is a significant focus, as the episode navigates the delicate balance between survival and the loss of humanity. Liz also reads the tale of the Nebraska vampire outbreak of the 1800s. Research LinksVampires of Nebraska - Nebraska State Historical Society

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Join hosts Melody, Zoey, and Elizabeth as we discuss our last selection for Billionaire month, Tempt: A World of Tease Novel (The Sutherland Scandals Book 1) by Alexis Anne. Listen for our thoughts on the dark and brooding hero, the strong female lead, all the sex (so much sex), and the unexpected plot development! Don't forget to stick around to find out what we'll be talking about next week!Find this book here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B017I3JL1KFind our next read here:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SZ8Q5X8

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Summer Short #3: What is Kanban & What Does it Have to do with Writing?   In our third summer mini-sode, Alexis Anne explains what Kanban (pronounced: con-bon, rhymes with bonbon) even is, and why you should care. She gives you a quick birds-eye view of a process that has worked for engineers for years and then makes the short jump to how this can help YOU organize your writing life -- everything from plotting your next book, to creating a marketing plan.   Want more? If you are attending the Romance Writers of America (RWA) Conference this year-- Alexis is leading a session in which she will dive much deeper into all the ways kanban can enhance your creative life: Keep It Simple: Using Kanban to Plan Your Marketing, Plot Your Book, and Organize Your Life (Friday, July 26, at 3:15pm). Not attending RWA? No worries, Alexis plans to release a series of YouTube videos full of Kanban content. Find all the information on her website: https://alexisannebooks.com/kanban-for-writers    We’d love to know your thoughts on kanban or any of our recent summer mini-sodes. Join us on Facebook to ask questions or share your own thoughts. And don’t forget to subscribe to the HBIC Nation Podcast in your preferred podcasting app, so you don’t miss a thing.   And while we’re on the subject of connecting-- we’re hosting an Instagram challenge for the whole month of July and would love for you to join in the fun at #hbicnationchallege, @hbicnation    

Summer Short #1: Back to the Future with Newsletters   This summer we’re bringing you a series of short podcasts that share some key strategies, thoughts and tips/tricks on topics we’ve been feeling passionate about lately. Many of these will be snippets of things that HBICs attending the Romance Writers of America (RWA) conference in July will have a chance to explore further in sessions we’re leading. However, even if we won’t see you in New York this summer, we promise you’ll gain insights from these shorts.   Just because they’re small, doesn’t mean they aren’t mighty.   Out first summer short is a conversation between Lindsay Emory and Alexis Anne about newsletters. They start by explaining why going back in time to use old school email might be even more important than your awesome Facebook page and that witty Twitter banter you’ve cultivated. Alexis shares what she’s learned about refining her content, creating value for her readers, and why she doesn’t stress about a few unsubscribes. While there is certainly no universal secret sauce to newsletters, this episode will help you experiment with making your newsletter something your readers are excited to see in their inbox.   Here are links to things mentioned in the show: The Newsletter Ninja // Tammi Labrecque Serena Bell’s newsletter Alexis Anne’s newsletter Lindsay Emory’s newsletter   After you listen, we’d love to know what you think. Join us on Facebook to ask questions or share your own experiences with newsletters. And while we’re on the subject,  don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter so you don’t miss a thing.   Thanks for listening! Go forth and Dream. Do. Dominate.

To catch up with Alexis Anne or read her books, check out AlexisAnneBooks.com For a list of the authors/ books discussed, subscribe to the Women With Books newsletter (With extra Q&A from the guests!) Buy me a coffee! Support the Podcast at www.Ko-fi.com/womenwithbookspodcast Friend me on Goodreads! Check out the HBIC Nation Podcast! Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2FunNkQ Google Play: http://bit.ly/2DP6jDs Online: https://hbicnation.com/hbic-nation-podcast/   THANK YOU FOR LEAVING A REVIEW SO THAT READERS CAN FIND THIS SHOW. XOXOX

Content marketing-- wait? What exactly does that mean? What content are we marketing? Are we now just using “content” as a super generic synonym for “art”?   If you’re not familiar with the concept, the mere mention of content marketing can cause confusion. Fear not! We’re clearing all that up for you this month.   Essentially content marketing involves intentionally drawing people to your art without you having the scream “BUY THE THING I MADE” at the top of your lungs all the time. We start the podcast off with a comprehensive explanation of what exactly content marketing is and two specific ways to approach it, before diving into specific examples of how Lindsay, Julia, and Alexis are currently using these techniques.   Then we offer some tips for brainstorming your own content marketing campaign without getting distracted by all the bright, shiny ideas. We also talk about how, as a creative, you’re naturally equipped to be amazing at creating content (imagine that!). Plus there’s also some chatter about the importance of being evergreen, which has absolutely nothing to do with holiday decor.   And finally, here are links to all the things: Books: Your A Game by Damon Suede & Heidi Cullinan The Royal Runaway by Lindsay Emory   The Light Over London by Julia Kelly Examples of Content Marketing: Lindsay Emory’s Women with Books Podcast Julia Kelly’s The LightSeekers articles Alexis Anne’s Reckless Kiss serial Newsletter Sign-up Book Alexis Anne’s Reading in Bed videos Laura von Holt’s The Mermaid Podcast   Want to talk more about content marketing, or suggest some content for future podcasts? Continue the conversation in our Facebook group or in our new Slack channel (sign up here). Also, don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter so our podcast always lands in your inbox as soon as it’s live.   Thanks for listening! Go forth and Dream. Do. Dominate.  

  Who: contemporary romance author Alexis Anne Authors/ Books Discussed:   Alexis' newest series: Calusa Key, Mistletoe Key Series (Resisting Santa and Blue Christmas), Neanderthal Seeks Human by Penny Reid,  Loving the Secret Billionaire by Adriana Anders. Find their books on my Goodreads Women With Books Bookshelf Links:  Buy me a coffee! Support the Podcast at www.Ko-fi.com/womenwithbookspodcast MY COVER REVEAL of THE ROYAL RUNAWAY! PRE-ORDER THE ROYAL RUNAWAY! Subscribe to the Women With Books newsletter (With extra Q&A from the guests!) Friend me on Goodreads! Check out the new HBIC Nation Podcast! Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2FunNkQ Google Play: http://bit.ly/2DP6jDs Online: https://hbicnation.com/hbic-nation-podcast/   THANK YOU FOR LEAVING A REVIEW SO THAT READERS CAN FIND THIS SHOW. XOXOX "I'm just going to do what feels right." "I have sooo many books I want to write." "Don't be Florida don't be Florida."

First off, I talked to Alexis Anne, author of contemporary and erotic romance. Alexis'  best reads of 2017: The Virgin & the Viscount - Charis Michaels One for the Rogue - Charis Michaels The Look of Love - Julia Kelly Changing the Play - Julia Blake Ghost in the Curve - Violet Howe Beyond Reason - Autumn Jones Lake   Also discussed: Trends of 2018: romantic comedy. Thor Ragnorok as a rom com. Reading with our husbands; Ready Player One. Artemis. The Martian. Our shared love of Hopper/ Grumpy Cop archetype in Stranger Things.   Then I talked to Alexandra Haughton (after Mercury Retrograde f'ed with us big time) about the books she is looking forward to in 2018: Man Card - Sarina Bowen / Tanya Eby Still Me - Jojo Moyes Hello Stranger - Lisa Kleypas Fire on the Ice - Tamsen Parker Dusk Until Dawn - Andie J. Christopher Hurts to Love You - Alisha Rai The Taste of Temptation - Julia Kelly Good Luck Charm - Helena Hunting The Governess Game- Tessa Dare     Also discussed: The funny thing that Alexandra saw at Starbucks? {a man in taco boxer shorts}, making library requests, Alexis Anne's new series, more merotica from Madame de Boudoir, Lorraine Heath cover news, and why books are basically like vitamins.   Then my Can't-Stop-Thinking-About Books of 2017 List Big Little Lies - Liane Moriarty White Hot/ Wildfire - Ilona Andrews The Alice Network - Kate Quinn Wilde in Love - Eloisa James   Check out Alexis' other podcast: First Draught Writing podcast   Support WOMEN WITH BOOKS PATREON Follow WOMEN WITH BOOKS: Facebook page Join the Women With Books newsletter Find out what books Women are recommending. Buy RESISTING SANTA – Lindsay Emory’s Christmas novella at iBooks! And now at Amazon!

Part 3 of our Book Marketing Series (3 of3) focuses on BookBub and book funnel services such as BookFunnel and InstaFreebie. FirstDraughtWriting.com Hosts: Mary Chris Escobar, Julia Kelly, and Alexis Anne

What's involved in a successful book launch? From cover reveals to pre-orders, social media to paid advertising, First Draught covers the steps Julia Kelly and Alexis Anne took to get their latest releases to market. (Part 1 of our three part marketing series.) Hosts: Julia Kelly (Julia Blake/ Changing the Play), Alexis Anne (7 Dirty Lies), and Mary Chris Escobar (Neverending Beginnings) FirstDraughtWriting.com