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What is your literary challenge for the month? #marketing #writing #reading #publishing #September
I’m always available to answer questions for you because it may be the questions millions of other authors are trying to get answer and the answer we come up with could help not only you, but others as well.
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6 Tips to up your #instagram game #repost
You know the feeling. You’ve spent thoughtful, planned time snapping the perfect picture, applying precisely the right filter, and crafting a caption to make even Hemingway swoon. You hit post and wait for the likes and comments to light up your screen. But an hour later you find the response to your opus is underwhelming. What went wrong?
The thing is that you can indeed take a great shot and create some well-thought-out wording to caption it, but there are a few simple tips to consider with your posting habits on Instagram to get a bigger piece of that engagement pie and the app’s more than 500 million users. And it doesn’t have take a lot of time or effort for you to get all of the likes.
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6 Quick Tips to Up Your Instagram Game https://blog.hootsuite.com/quick-instagram-tips/
Do your work, your best work, the work that matters to you @diyauthor
“Do your work, your best work, the work that matters to you.”
– Seth Godin https://t.co/lY12x5vXHR
The world doesn’t care how many times you fall down @diyaithor
“The world doesn’t care how many times you fall down…”
– Aaron Sorkin #SuccessQuote https://t.co/4XxGTtep1R
Check out @DIYauthor’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/DIYauthor/status/761794199322816513?s=09
Don’t make it hard to cover you or your book @diyauthor
Don’t make it hard to cover you or your book
Please retweet! https://t.co/GOOfbr0PCW
https://twitter.com/DIYauthor/status/1801779185119232?s=09
3 Facebook Changes Authors Need to Know About
The competition to be king of the social media hill is hotter than ever, and Facebook cannot coast just because it’s on top. Snapchat and Twitter are making changes regularly to try to woo users to their platforms. In order to stay on top, therefore, Facebook needs to constantly innovate.
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http://www.digitalbookworld.com/2016/3-facebook-changes-authors-need-know/
Which File Formats Should You Use When Self-Publishing?
So you’ve written a book and you want to get it out into the world. You’ve decided that self-publishing is the way to go, but you’re not really sure how to turn that book on your computer into something that can be read by an eager public.
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http://www.digitalbookworld.com/2016/file-formats-use-self-publishing/
What is your literary challenge for the month? #marketing #writing #reading #publishing #August
I’m always available to answer questions for you because it may be the questions millions of other authors are trying to get answer and the answer we come up with could help not only you, but others as well.
If you’d like just a private consultation, click here.
Now, HOW CAN I HELP YOU? (Leave your response in the comments)
How to market your books & attract new readers with a blog #repost
From Matt Banner.
As writers, all we want to do is practice our craft in peace, but there’s more to being an author than simply pumping out new books left and right. We need to engage with our readers and produce content for them to read between major releases. A blog is the perfect place to do just that.
Today I’ll show you how to start a website you can use for your promotion and for engaging your readers. Then we’ll take a look at an infographic designed to give you new and exciting information and tools to help elevate your writing to new heights!
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http://katetilton.com/market-books-attract-new-readers-blog/
Why free is still a smart marketing strategy @storyrally #repost
by Jason Kong, @storyrally
If you’re wondering whether not charging for selected stories is benefiting your promotional campaign, you’re not alone.
With all the free writing flooding the internet, it’s harder to stand out. Even if someone downloads your free eBook, your fiction is competing with all the other stories on that person’s digital reader.
Given the ubiquity of free, it’s reasonable to question whether the market is saturated, thus reducing the effectiveness. I, on the other hand, believe free still works.
Let’s take a closer look on why that is.
http://elizabethspanncraig.com/4541/why-free-is-still-smart/
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