The Skillful Scribbler | Jen Baxter
by Jen Baxter ✒️in 📚 Literature
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The Skillful Scribbler | Jen Baxter
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For non-fiction authorpreneurs who know their book is part of their business and that their email list is their most valuable marketing asset. Weekly emails on audience building, publishing, and taking the ick out of marketing your work.
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About Jen Baxter ✒️
Copywriter & strategist helping non-fiction authorpreneurs take the "ick" out of marketing their books. Writing at the intersection of audience building, publishing, and earning lasting reader trust.
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