Shawn Scarber Deggans
Great ways to use Twitter to help promote your book, novel or author platform. Twitter for the writer.
Social media book marketing is key to building your author platform and to selling more books.
For many authors, the idea of sharing themselves with the world through Twitter and other social media platforms can be petrifying.
But in Twitter for Authors: Social Media Book Marketing for Shy Writers, you will discover simple ways to connect with your audience and potential readers.
In this easy-to-read guide, written by a shy writer, novelist and teacher, Beth Barany, you'll find the confidence and encouragement to step into social media and the how-to steps on what to say, how to find your followers, and how to present yourself in 140 characters or less.
With a focus on Twitter, the author takes you through the principles you need to understand to make this medium useful to your writing career.
Chapters cover such topics as:
-- how get to set up your Twitter profile
-- how to get comfortable with Twitter
-- how to craft messages to get your potential readers curious
-- how to build your network on Twitter
-- how to use special tools like hashtags and chats
-- examples of what other writers say on Twitter
-- how to make best use of your Twitter time
-- how to use Twitter to build your author career even before you're published
-- and more!
Delivered in 20 short chapters, Twitter for Authors: Social Media Book Marketing for Shy Writers is designed to be read and then acted upon, so you can build your audience and your brand today.
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If you’re a writer you will almost certainly have a blog and a Twitter account because let’s face it, Twitter and blogging were built with writers and authors in mind. [...]
Twitter, like any social media site, can be a huge time-suck. You jump on to check your @ mentions and before you know it it's gone dark outside! Here's the strategy I use to use Twitter effectively, in less than 10 minutes a day. Why not try it right now?
