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I recently opened the doors of Garden Avenue Press (GAP), a digital-first press, to publish romance and women’s fiction. The editors are looking for sexy stories, emotional stories, and unique stories. GAP offers a two-year contract and a generous split.
Visit the website for submission guidelines, and follow on Facebook and Twitter to see what’s coming next. Website: www.gardenavenuepress.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/GardenAvenuePress Twitter: www.twitter.com/GardenAvePress Can’t wait to see what your powerful pens have in store for readers! **** PERMISSION TO SHARE GRANTED ****  We all have our favorite authors whose books we obsess over. We scroll through their social media updates, read online interviews, and check their blogs for announcements and news. We also subscribe to their official newsletter, where we get first-hand information and updates about previous works, sales, appearances, and projects in the pipeline. The problem Some web-based email services, to streamline messages and make email more efficient, group together newsletters and events and separate them from the inbox into a promotions or other tab. Your inbox gets automatically sorted by what the service deems important messages, leaving you to take care of the rest that fall into the “others” category. In theory, this sounds great. It's a time-saving option that lets you get down to the business of reading only priority emails, and lets you get a handle on the amount of messages you receive. But practically, because you don’t choose which emails are considered priority, you may be missing out on messages that are important to you. This means there’s a chance you’ll miss or delete the important author update you’ve been waiting to receive. So what can you do to make sure you receive newsletters and updates from your favorite authors? Solution #1 First, make sure you subscribe to the newsletter in the first place - an important but sometimes overlooked step. Newsletters are often double opt-in lists. Once you subscribe, check your email for the confirmation message and click it to confirm you want to receive the author’s news. Second, you can tweak your email settings to make sure that the newsletter lands in your inbox and not a different folder. For this example, we’ll look into tweaking your email settings using the most popular web email service, Gmail.
Solution #2 Maybe you want to get rid of sorting altogether and have all emails come directly into your “Primary” inbox. You have the option to turn off the tabs. Here are the steps:
 If you ever want to enable the tab function again. Use the following steps:
And there you have it! Follow these steps and never miss a newsletter from your favorite author again. |
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