Recently we discussed how to set up a Twitter account and how to start networking. Now it’s time to start tweeting! So…what do you tweet? The “what” may vary by your genre, target audience, interests, etc. I recommend tweeting at least once a day. Several times a day is even better, but if you’re newContinue reading “Tweeting for Book Promotion”
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You’re an Author on Twitter, Now What?
Last week I talked about how to set up a Twitter account. You have your account set up, so now what? Now it’s time to start building your community. Unlike Facebook, you do not need to “friend” the people you want to follow. You can “follow” another person to keep up with their tweets (or messagesContinue reading “You’re an Author on Twitter, Now What?”
Blogging as a Means for Networking and Book Promotion
Last week I wrote a brief post about blogging for authors with a couple tips to help you get started. Blogging is a great way to build content and use that content to promote your book. This can be done in a variety of ways. As a non-fiction writer, you may use your blog toContinue reading “Blogging as a Means for Networking and Book Promotion”