Podcasts about words per hour

In this episode of Digital Marketing Madness, John Maher and John McDougall talk about how to develop good writing habits. They explain that whether you're writing for work or play, you need a consistent routine. They also cover tools and apps to help increase the number of words you generate, and then, they talk about editing strategies.

Today we are traveling to sunny California! My guest today is none other than Chris Fox! I have been a fan of Chris and his work for years. I have listened to his presentations at writers' conferences and have purchased most of his books. Chris is a successful author that has been a huge influencer in the indie author community. Among other things, Chris is the author of the write faster/smarter series that includes titles; “Write to Market”, “5,000 Words an Hour”, “Launch to Market”, and “Plot Gardening.”This guy knows his stuff and can teach you how to be a successful author!In today's episode you will learn:• How Chris was able to quit his day job and become a full-time writer!• How does someone write 5,000 words an hour?• How can an author “Write to Market” in this crowded book market?• How does Chris get the work done every day and be a good father and husband?• Where Chris gets his ideas for his books.  • What ads and social media should you be spending your time and money on?• How does an introvert become a successful public speaker and the benefits and drawbacks of having your own YouTube channel and podcast. • The importance of physical exercise for authors. All of this and more on today's episode of the Cops and Writers podcast.Visit Chris at his website where you will find his books, helpful videos, and other gold nuggetsCheck out Chris on his YouTube channel Please visit the Cops and Writers website.If you have a question for the sarge, hit him up at his email.Come join the fun at the Cops and Writers Facebook groupCheck out my affiliate link to Adam Richards new Crime Fiction Guns Course Visit super awesome Narrator Ryan Kennard Burke's website Support the show (https://patreon.com/copsandwriters)

Chris Fox is the author of his newest book, Plot Gardening, as well as Write to Market, 5000 Words Per Hour, and his latest favorite series, the Magitech Chronicles. He has been a full-time indie author since 2016, and spends his free time hiking, and making stuff up. In today’s episode, Chris explains how his…

In this episode, we get down and dirty into some of the psychology behind brand-building. The art of addiction! What does it mean to be addictive and what tricks can you use in your business to make your audience really crave what you’ve got. We outline 15 of the most surefire ways to build a loyal tribe of addicts (in a good way...without resorting to forced substance abuse!) that can’t help but read, share and buy your content, products and services. The Content Report gets going with a look into a great website for design inspiration in FormFiftyFive. We also talk about 5000 Words Per Hour by Chris Fox. If that seems like a bold and lofty claim, give it a read (for free if you join his mailing list!) and start using the techniques he lays out in it yourself. Let’s get to it! No time for the whole show? No worries!

In this episode of The Write Stuff Sheena and Tamara chat discuss NaNoWriMo tips for new participants.  What is NaNoWriMo?  NaNoWriMo stands for national novel writing month. It was started as an intuitive to help writers for from zero to 50,000 words in the course of a single month. This project has been so successful that it is now a global initiative with people from countries all over the world participating.     Tips to help you get the most from NaNoWriMo and help you win:  Join NaNoWriMo now  Plan your novel  Write every day  Get your first week started by writing more than the required amount to give yourself breathing room  Join your region  Make sure you keep track of your progress  Go to the events  Don’t edit as you write because you don’t want a sad balloon     Links  Sign Up To NaNoWriMo here    Get a predone book cover here    Free Stock photos    Our favourtie writing books    5000 Words Per Hour by Chris Fox  The fastest way to succeed as an author is to write more books. How do you do that with a day job, family, school, or all your other time commitments? The secret is efficiency. 5,000 Words Per Hour will help you maximize your writing time by building effective habits that both measure and increase your writing speed.  Create an effective writing habit. Track and improve your WPH. Stop the endless editing and tinkering so you can finish your draft. Use voice dictation software to dramatically increase words per hour. It's time to shift your writing into high gear.  Get it on Amazon (works for US, UK and CA)    Write To Market by Chris Fox  Many authors write then market. Successful authors write to market.  Have you written a book that just isn't selling? Would you like to write a book that readers eagerly devour?  Many authors write,then market. Successful authors write to market. They start by figuring out how to give readers what they want, and that process begins before writing word one of your novel.  This book will teach you to analyze your favorite genre to discover what readers are buying, to mine reviews for reader expectations, and to nail the tropes your readers subconsciously crave.  Don't leave the success of your novel up to chance. Deliver the kind of book that will have your fans hounding you for the next one.    Get it on Amazon (works for US, UK and CA) 

10 Awesome Software Apps For Writers  In this episode of The Write Stuff we chat to marketing guru, Tamara about 10 awesome software apps for writers.  They are 1 Scrivener 2 Grammarly 3 Google Ngram 4 Evernote  5 Dropbox 6 Google Earth and Maps 7 Google Docs  8 Dragon Software 9 Ancestry.com 10 5000 Words Per Hour    About Tamara  Tamara is a marketing professional who works at a South African software firm.  About Sheena  Sheena started The Lesbian Review and The Lesbian Talk Show. She saw a gap for great content for listeners and readers. The Lesbian Review is now one of the biggest review websites in the sector and The Lesbian Talk Show is one of the biggest podcasts in the sector.   Great content is a priority for Sheena and she is always chatting to authors and listeners in search of new topics for her podcasts.  You can find Sheena on  Facebook  Twitter  Her website   

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In dieser Episode bekommst du 5 Tipps für's schnellere und erfolgreiche Schreiben. Dies sind meine Highlights aus dem Buch "5.000 Words per Hour" von Chris Fox. Viel Spaß! Alle genannten Bücher, Links und Tools findest du hier: www.kevinfiedler.de/podcast/047 Deine Autorentoolbox gibt es hier: www.autorentoolbox.de

In dieser Episode bekommst du 5 Tipps für's schnellere und erfolgreiche Schreiben. Dies sind meine Highlights aus dem Buch "5.000 Words per Hour" von Chris Fox. Viel Spaß! Alle genannten Bücher, Links und Tools findest du hier: www.kevinfiedler.de/podcast/047 Deine Autorentoolbox gibt es hier: www.autorentoolbox.de

Robert Scott-Norton writes high-octane sci-fi thrillers and is the creator of The Tombs Legacy, a universe of fiction. A lifelong fan of Stephen King and Doctor Who, it was perhaps inevitable that his work would sit somewhere between horror and sci-fi. Robert’s books all take place in this same story universe – The Tombs Legacy. His debut sci-fi novel, The Face Stealer, is the first book in a series and sets up this fictional universe. A second series, set in the future, looks at Southport one hundred years from now as repercussions from The Face Stealer start to be felt. Find out more: Robert's books on Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/Robert-Scott-Norton/e/B00GGH0GUU Follow Robert on Goodreads https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7210319.Robert_Scott_Norton Follow Robert on Twitter https://twitter.com/robscottnorton Robert's LinkedIn page https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertscottnorton/ Robert's InstaFreebie author page https://www.instafreebie.com/discover/author/3813/robert_scottnorton Talking points: 1) Terrance Dicks, Dr Who writer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrance_Dicks 2) NaNoWriMo (highly recommended!) http://nanowrimo.org/ 3) Killing the Sacred Cows of Publishing by Dean Wesley Smith http://www.deanwesleysmith.com/killing-the-sacred-cows-of-publishing/ 4) The Creative Penn podcast (highly recommended!) http://www.thecreativepenn.com/ 5) Smashwords https://www.smashwords.com/ The Smashwords style guide https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/52 6) Draft2Digital https://www.draft2digital.com/ Books2Read booking linking service https://books2read.com/ 7) Scrivener https://paulteague.com/scrivener [My affiliate link] 8) Chris Fox's 5000 Words Per Hour here [Affiliate link] 9) A Week in The Life of an Indie Author http://robertscottnorton.net/writing/a-week-in-the-life-of-an-indie-author/ 10) Time management techniques: David Allen's Getting Things Done http://gettingthingsdone.com/ Zen Habits https://zenhabits.net/ 11) Nick Stephenson's Reader Magnets http:// --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/self-publishing-journeys/message

Robert Scott-Norton writes high-octane sci-fi thrillers and is the creator of The Tombs Legacy, a universe of fiction. A lifelong fan of Stephen King and Doctor Who, it was perhaps inevitable that his work would sit somewhere between horror and sci-fi. Robert's books all take place in this same story universe – The Tombs Legacy. His debut sci-fi novel, The Face Stealer, is the first book in a series and sets up this fictional universe. A second series, set in the future, looks at Southport one hundred years from now as repercussions from The Face Stealer start to be felt. Find out more: Robert's books on Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/Robert-Scott-Norton/e/B00GGH0GUU Follow Robert on Goodreads https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7210319.Robert_Scott_Norton Follow Robert on Twitter https://twitter.com/robscottnorton Robert's LinkedIn page https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertscottnorton/ Robert's InstaFreebie author page https://www.instafreebie.com/discover/author/3813/robert_scottnorton Talking points: 1) Terrance Dicks, Dr Who writer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrance_Dicks 2) NaNoWriMo (highly recommended!) http://nanowrimo.org/ 3) Killing the Sacred Cows of Publishing by Dean Wesley Smith http://www.deanwesleysmith.com/killing-the-sacred-cows-of-publishing/ 4) The Creative Penn podcast (highly recommended!) http://www.thecreativepenn.com/ 5) Smashwords https://www.smashwords.com/ The Smashwords style guide https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/52 6) Draft2Digital https://www.draft2digital.com/ Books2Read booking linking service https://books2read.com/ 7) Scrivener https://paulteague.com/scrivener [My affiliate link] 8) Chris Fox's 5000 Words Per Hour here [Affiliate link] 9) A Week in The Life of an Indie Author http://robertscottnorton.net/writing/a-week-in-the-life-of-an-indie-author/ 10) Time management techniques: David Allen's Getting Things Done http://gettingthingsdone.com/ Zen Habits https://zenhabits.net/ 11) Nick Stephenson's Reader Magnets http://

Today, Chris Fox joined us to talk about book launches, book RE-launches, reasons why the Amazon algorithms may not be plugging your book, and writing a trilogy in twelve weeks. The author of non-fiction titles such as 5,000 Words Per Hour and Writing to Market, he’s joined us twice before on previous episodes: Writing 5,000 Words an Hour and Selling

I’ve invited Chris Fox back on the show again. Chris is a novelist who has published several thriller novels. He’s also published several writing craft books, including the bestselling 5,000 Words Per Hour, and Write to Market. In 5,000 Words Per Hour, which I discussed with him back in episode 29, Chris explained the exact process he developed for writing incredibly fast. And in Write to Market, which we discussed on episode 42, he explained how he researches categories on Amazon to identify potential markets for his books. Back in February, Chris decided to write a novel using the methodologies he laid out in both of these books. He called it the 21-Day Novel Writing Challenge. That’s right: He decided to write, edit, and publish to Amazon a complete novel. And he documented the entire process by producing and uploading a video to Youtube every day. The book— Destroyer — went on to sell more than 5,000 copies in the first month after publication, and then another 5,000 copies since then.  It quickly rose to become a bestseller in the military science fiction category on Amazon, and has held steady across that and several other categories. It has 240 reviews on Amazon, most of which are either five or four stars. Since publishing Destroyer, Chris has gone on to publish the sequel, Void Wraith, and most recently, Eradication, the third book in the trilogy. In this episode, Chris explains, for the first time since completing the challenge, how he accomplished such an extraordinary feat. If you’re writing a novel, or you're planning to write one, perhaps in November during National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo, you won’t want to miss Chris’s story. Find Chris's books and websites at writewithimpact.com/episode53 Follow Write With Impact on Twitter Like Write With Impact on Facebook  

Read the complete show notes to this episode and pick up a free ebook with writing tips at writewithimpact.com/episode42 Today I’m talking once again to Chris Fox. Chris was on episode 29 of this podcast last year, when we talked about his new book at the time, 5,000 Words Per Hour, which has gone on to be a major bestseller on Amazon. This time, we talk about his latest book, Write to Market: Deliver a Book That Sells.   In our conversation, Chris walks us through the strategies that he shares in his book for conducting the kind of thorough market research you need to do before you even start writing your first draft. He offers very practical advice around identifying profitable but currently underserved genres on Amazon, understanding what your readers are really looking for, and why you need to be reading much more in your target genre if you want to write books that appeal to your target readers. And he shows how he has successfully applied his “Write to Market” methodology to his own fiction and nonfiction books. In this podcast, Chris also shares two major announcements regarding his writing career. First, Chris has committed publicly to writing a 70,000-word novel over the next 21 days. And he’s not just writing his first draft, which is what National Novel Writing Month is all about. No, Chris intends to write and publish a complete novel on Amazon in just 21 days. It’s a gutsy challenge and I look forward to following him throughout the process to see how he works his magic. To find out about his other major announcement, you’ll have to listen to our conversation! It’s a very big milestone for Chris, and I’m sure it’ll inspire many of you part-time writers out there when you hear about it. Subscribe to Write With Impact on iTunes   Links Chris Fox Writes 21 Day Novel Writing Challenge Chris Fox on Amazon Chris Fox on Facebook Chris Fox on Twitter