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Bookstagram for Authors
As an author, engaging with the bookstagram community is a crucial aspect of growing your audience. Having your book featured on a bookstagram account can help you reach new readers.
Read MoreAuthor Events: In Person, and Socially Distant
In a time long, long ago when we could freely touch our faces in public and take leisurely strolls around grocery stores, authors could hold events in public.
Read MoreCareful What You Tweet For
If we can learn one thing from Rowling’s activities, is that while social media is a great tool for authors, it can also be an instrument of destruction. Therefore, we’ve created a list of four guidelines to help authors use their social media to provide a personal, meaningful connection that doesn’t waste your time or blow back in your face.
Read MorePinterest: Productivity and Promotion
In the world of social media marketing, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter are commonly referred to as the Big Three. While these sites are incredibly important for authors to build their following, there is another underutilized social media platform that can be just as powerful when leveraged properly: I’m looking at you, Pinterest.
Read MoreThe Why and How of an Author Media Kit
You never need a media kit until you need a media kit. We will walk you through the process so you are ready for anything that comes your way!
Read MoreSocial Media for Authors
Although there are no hard numbers on how social media impacts book sales, it is an incredibly powerful tool for promotion and recognition. However, leveraging social media can be a daunting task. We’re here to break down the basics and help you take that first step in building your online brand.
Read MoreBuilding Relationships with Booksellers
Establishing and maintaining good relationships with booksellers is an important factor in the success of a book, especially for authors who are still finding their footing. A good librarian or bookseller who knows you and believes in you might take the time to put your book on a recommended list, or point it out to a customer who doesn’t have a title in mind.
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