That’s because guest blogging is one of the best ways I have of introducing authors to the helpful material I provide in the newsletter and on this site. When I share some of that information on someone else’s site, a percentage of the host’s readers come here for more of it. Some inevitably subscribe to the newsletter so they receive more how-to information in their inbox every week.

It’s an easy — and effective — way for me to reach and help more authors with the how-to book marketing advice I offer.

“Reach More Readers Through Guest Blogging”

That’s one reason why I jumped at the chance to speak on how to “Reach More Readers Through Guest Blogging” at the Reach More Readers 9th Annual Book Marketing Conference Online taking place next month.

As part of my speaker commitment, I wrote a guest blog post, “Guest blogging for authors is alive and well,” for the public portion of the conference site. (The private section, where you can get access to bonus materials that include my guest blogging best practices and guest blogging checklist downloads, is available only to those registered for the event.)

To learn more about why guest blogging for authors is alive and well in spite of what you might have read elsewhere in the past year or so, just click on over to the Reach More Readers conference site. You’ll discover five ways guest blogging helps authors and three tips for making sure you get the power of Google behind your guest post.

I’m also talking about guest blogging on the “Reach More Readers” podcast on iTunes this week, too. As of today, it’s the first recording on the list, but later, look for the September 13, 2015 release date.

Download guest blogging cheat sheet

Most importantly, make sure you read our free “Guest Blogging Cheat Sheet” that details nine best practices that will keep you from making mistakes that undermine your guest blogging success.

This cheat sheet, which you can download as a PDF file immediately, will help you deliver the guest post your host expects. It’s your short cut to looking — and acting! — like a guest blogging pro.

Download your free copy of the Guest Blogging Cheat Sheet now. Then begin looking for topic-specific guest blogging opportunities that will help you connect with more of the right readers.

(If you like the download, please share this link with your author friends so it can help them, too: https://buildbookbuzz.com/guestblogging.)

Do you guest blog on other sites? Why or why not?