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Is Your Blog a Book: When, How, Why (and Why Not) Your Social Media Could Become a Traditionally Published Book

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Is Your Blog a Book: When, How, Why (and Why Not) Your Social Media Could Become a Traditionally Published BookYOU'LL LOVE THIS ONDEMAND WEBINAR IF: You are a writer who wants to turn their blog into a book You are a writer who wants to harness the web to help land a book deal You are a writer looking to learn how to grow their online presence You are a writer who wants to use the content they've already written to produce a book You are a writer who wants to be on the cutting edge of modern publishing ABOUT THIS ONDEMAND WEBINAR: We've all see the over night

YOU'LL LOVE THIS ONDEMAND WEBINAR IF:

  • You are a writer who wants to turn their blog into a book
  • You are a writer who wants to harness the web to help land a book deal
  • You are a writer looking to learn how to grow their online presence
  • You are a writer who wants to use the content they've already written to produce a book
  • You are a writer who wants to be on the cutting edge of modern publishing

ABOUT THIS ONDEMAND WEBINAR:

We've all see the over-night successes of blog-to-book deals. Whether it's a traditional blog, a Twitter feed, a Tumblr blog, or something else entirely, publishers and agents are actively looking to discover new talent on the Internet. Could you be next?

Maybe you've been blogging since 2005 and waiting for your ship to come in. Maybe you've started a parody Twitter account with hundreds of thousands of followers, or maybe you've got the next big idea brewing, and you want to set yourself up right to make the book deal happen. This presentation shows you how to move from pixels to print whether your idea is living on the web or waiting to launch. We'll cover what publishers are looking for in blog-to-book properties, what it takes to make the Internet-to-print jump, and how to know if the traffic you have is big enough to get an agent's or editor's attention.

Agent Kate McKean has ushered dozens of blog-to-book properties into print,from the New York Times Bestselling (twice!) ICanHasCheezburger.com to Noah Scalin's online art project Skulladay.com, to numerous Twitter and Tumblr accounts. She showa you what she's looking for, and not looking for, in good writing on the web, whether your work is fiction, non-fiction, humor, illustrated, instructive or something else entirely!

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:

  • What blogs (Twitter feeds, Tumblrs, or otherwise) make good books in print
  • How to know if your blog is popular enough to get an agent or editor's attention
  • What kind of content translates easier to print, and what doesn't
  • The kinds of blogs that do NOT make good books
  • About copyright and the web, and what you need to ask a lawyer
  • How to help build your readership to make that blog-to-book deal happen

INSTRUCTOR:

Kate McKean is a literary agent at the Howard Morhaim Literary Agency in Brooklyn, NY, where she has agented for more than 7 years. She earned her Master's in Fiction Writing at the University of Southern Mississippi before starting her publishing career, and enjoys both the creative and business aspects of her job. Her clients include the NEW YORK TIMES bestselling humor book I CAN HAS CHEEZBURGER?, New York Times Bestselling YA author of ASYLUM Madeleine Roux (who Kate discovered on her blog), and blogger, designer, and creativity expert Noah Scalin. She is most interested in contemporary women's fiction, middle grade and young adult fiction of all stripes, craft, sports, humor, and pop culture.

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The cable included is only about 3 feet long and has a USB-a plug. Teslas now have only USB-c outlets, so the cable is useless anyway. If the cable were 6’ long and type USB-c, it could be tucked under the molding and hidden. I had to get another cable to complete the installation. I like this mount/charger because it is nondestructive - it doesn’t use tape or glue to install. The magnet is strong and it charges my phone quickly.
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Unit appears well made and I feel like it minimizes any potential damage to the screen. For me, magnet just wasn’t strong enough and I wasn’t a fan of the cable - would be nice if product had clips for cable management or something to give it a cleaner install. If it wasn’t for the magnet issue, I probably would have kept. Returned.
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I wanted a nice magsafe charge/holder for my phone and I tried this one and so far, it's great. Pros: - It has a really nice-looking LED behind the magsafe holder which glows nicely, as you see in the pic. - The plastic feels good, strong and (hopefully) not plastic that degrades and becomes brittle. - The rubber bumpers which hold it in place under the mount against your display seem well-placed. - It's fully adjustable between positions wherever you wish to mount it. - You can mount your phone either above or to the side of the display on any corner which provides nice flexibility. - I found it best on the upper right because on the left, the steering wheel obscures the phone and the two bottom corners aren't useful to me. - The little knobs work well to hold it in place and tighten nicely. Cons: - The only problem is how the design has the cable visible and sticking out when it could have easily been designed to integrate into the little arm so it's hidden. As it is, the ugly, out of place and avoidable USB-C cable is visible which I don't like. - You can rotate the holder to make the USB-C cable appear in front of the arm holder so it's less visible but it should have been avoided with a simple design modification and integrated USB cable for a more streamlined appearance. In any case, this is a nice addition to my Model 3 Performance to hold my phone while I drive, out of the way while still charging. Try one. M
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Not a super fast charger but convenient.
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Works well with induction-compatible iPhones. It's great with a iPhone 14 Pro. It will also charge a 16e, although the 16e is not equipped with MagSafe--that's just the magnet that holds the charger on. The 16e must be placed on top of the charger and carefully positioned for it to work. In my tests the charger drew about 1.7A @ 9V, for a total of about 10W. How much of this is absorbed by the phone is unknown, but probably most of it. this is not a super fast charge, but fine if you're leaving it for the night. The phone and charger do get warm, so some power is wasted. The heat is not a problem, though, since the phone gets warm when plugged in via the Lightning port, too. Some reviewers have mentioned tha the charger is rounded which means you can't leave the phone+charger on a surface. There is a flat spot on the charger, and I have no problem leaving the phone charge overnight. I find the cable long enough to reach the charger plugged into the wall near the floor, but that depends on your situation. Of course, if it's not long enough, there's not much you can do but move things around!
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