The Savvy Authors Guide to Passwords

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Being an author requires you to have hundreds of online accounts for different software and services. Websites such as Amazon, ConvertKit, Publisher Rocket, Patreon, K-lytics, Bookvault, AuthorMedia.social, AuthorsXP, BookBub, Kickstarter, Teachable, Bluehost, WordPress, Grammarly, and Plottr (to name a few) all require a username and password.
Some authors avoid using helpful tools simply because they don’t want to create and remember yet another username and password. It seems like too much hassle, and their writing and publishing efficiency and quality suffer as a result.
But what if there was a simple way to eliminate your password problems? There is!
In this week’s episode you’ll learn

• Four password mistakes to avoid
• Which tools provide password security
• My recommendation (which has changed in recent years)

If you’re ready to eliminate your password problems, listen in or check out the blog post version of this episode to find password peace of mind.

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1. The Savvy Authors Guide to Passwords (00:00:00)

2. Mistake #1: Using The Same Handful of Passwords for Every Site (00:01:55)

3. Mistake #2: Using a Physical Password Book (00:03:23)

4. Mistake #3: Using a Digital Password Document (00:04:27)

5. Mistake #4: Relying on Your Browser to Remember Your Passwords (00:04:53)

6. How to Securely Keep Track of Passwords (00:06:37)