Writing a book is a creative journey, but in today’s AI-driven, search-first world, writing with visibility in mind is just as important. As an author, if you want your book to reach its readers, you must think like both a writer and a digital strategist. In 2025, tools like Google’s AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Bing Copilot, and book platforms like Amazon KDP rely heavily on structured, optimised content to recommend books. That means: your title, subtitle, description, and even how you write your … [Read more...]
How to Write: Powerful Writing Exercises to Overcome Writer’s Block

Every writer faces the dreaded writer’s block — that mental roadblock where creativity stalls and self-doubt takes over. But the good news? You don’t need to wait for inspiration to strike. Instead, use targeted writing exercises to kick-start your imagination and ease back into your writing flow. Here are some effective and easy-to-try exercises: 1. The 10-Minute Free Write Set a timer for 10 minutes. Write nonstop without worrying about grammar, structure, or logic. Let your thoughts pour … [Read more...]
Don’t Judge a Book By Its Cover? Think Again! The Power of Book Cover Design in Publishing

We've all heard the adage, "Don't judge a book by its cover." And while it holds true for the depth of the story within, let's be honest: when you're Browse a bookstore (physical or virtual), the book cover design is your very first encounter with a potential new favorite. In the crowded world of book publishing, a book cover isn't just decoration; it's a critical book marketing tool, a silent salesperson, and often, the deciding factor in whether a reader picks up your book. So, why is book … [Read more...]
Five absolutely fresh ways of dealing with writer’s block

Writer’s block can be real or imaginary, but it can definitely hamper your writings, delay your goals and disturb your internal peace. Have you ever faced a situation where it was you vs. a white paper or blank screen? Ideas were not flowing, creativity appeared like an unknown territory and you started doubting your writing skills. The war went on for hours and despite your valiant efforts, you lost. You struggled to write a single sentence and ended up in a web of anxiety, stress, … [Read more...]
How to write a good non-fiction book

Converting an idea, knowledge or experience into a non-fiction book is never easy. If you do not follow a systematic approach, you can get lost in the web of attention and research the craft demands. At the bookstore, you must have noticed that the books in non-fiction section range from biography, travel, self-help, and cookbook to the every other topic one can imagine. If you do some research you will find out that most of the authors of these books are not professional writers; … [Read more...]
Writing Tips for First Time Authors

Writing your first novel is fun but also challenging. Whether you are writing your first book or struggling to complete your second, sometimes you need help in focusing and figuring out how to reach your goal. Use these tips to help you go from the first sentence all the way to a completed book. Outline your story idea Before you start writing a novel, it’s important to find a book idea that will sustain your interest. A strong idea will be a fount of creative inspiration right to the final … [Read more...]
Five incredibly simple ways to improve creativity while writing your book

Maintaining a consistent creativity level can be challenging while completing your manuscript. You can be in the middle of writing a chapter, but suddenly you need to pause to stretch your muscles. When you restart, you cannot get back in the flow. You write a couple of sentences but again lose focus. However, something is different. It’s not writer's block, as ideas are flowing, but low creativity this time. You wonder– how do I stay creative every day when I am writing my book? Is there a … [Read more...]