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I've heard that agents Google prospective clients, so it's good to have a website about yourself. My name's generic enough that when I Google myself, a whole lot comes up -- none of it me. I don't really have anything to put on a website at this point, either. My credentials are a big, fat folder of rejection letters from a variety of novels and short stories which are getting better all the time, plus one sale that hasn't seen print yet at a semi-pro magazine. I have a novel right now that I think is very good -- a cut above everything else I've done. I really want to give it the very best shot I can.
Will not having a website hurt me? Will being essentially un-Google-able be a red flag?
*And does anyone know why there's an angry thumbs-down on this, and how to fix it?
Will not having a website hurt me? Will being essentially un-Google-able be a red flag?
*And does anyone know why there's an angry thumbs-down on this, and how to fix it?
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