by Karlyn Ankrom | Nov 3, 2026 | Authors, Content Creation, Social Media Engagement, Social Media Strategy
What does Dancing with the Stars have to do with parenting advice? At first glance, absolutely nothing. One involves sequins, spray tans, and celebrities attempting the cha-cha. The other involves helping parents navigate tantrums, power struggles, and the everyday...
by Karlyn Ankrom | Oct 26, 2026 | Authors, Book Marketing, Content Creation, Social Media Strategy
Eight simple book marketing tasks. Less than 15 minutes each. One chance to win a FREE 1-hour book marketing strategy session! You know what I love almost as much as a good book? A cheesy Hallmark Christmas movie.Give me the small-town bakery owner, the big-city...
by Karlyn Ankrom | Aug 13, 2026 | Content Creation
You did the hard part. You wrote the book. You took years of ideas, experience, lessons, and expertise and turned them into something real. You hit publish, shared the announcement, posted the launch photos, maybe even refreshed your Amazon page more times than you’d...
by Karlyn Ankrom | Jun 12, 2026 | Content Creation
Information Is Everywhere. Perspective Is Rare. We are living in the most informed era in human history and somehow, the most indistinguishable one too. Every platform is stuffed to the gills with tips, frameworks, carousels, tutorials, templates, and “5 steps...
by Karlyn Ankrom | May 26, 2026 | Book Marketing, Branding, Content Creation
There is a certain comfort in credentials. Degrees, certifications, job titles, company names, letters after your name, the book you wrote, the keynote you delivered, the institution that trusted you, the clients who hired you, and the years you spent becoming...
by Karlyn Ankrom | Sep 12, 2025 | Authors, Content Creation, For Thought Leaders, Social Media, Social Media Strategy
If your book is the long-form house for your thought leadership, social is the street conversation that keeps your ideas alive long after launch day. And yes, this concept is nothing new. You’ve probably seen versions of “one-liner → storyline” before: scriptwriters...
