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Consider if the manuscript will be a stand-alone or part of a series. Should people follow you as an author? If there are plans for more books, yes!
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You could just post links and say what sites they lead to. Or you can get icons (some free, some paid, depending on your search skills-- I bought the coffee cups years ago, along with a blank to edit).
You could just post links and say what sites they lead to. Or you can get icons (some free, some paid, depending on your search skills-- I bought the coffee cups years ago, along with a blank to edit).
There are author-specific sites to ask readers to follow you on, but also social media sites.
Remember to interact with your followers. Grow friendships. Put the social in social media!
It's important to keep your latest blog posts linked to your social media.
The above are ones I use. But there are PLENTY more.
Do you have a favorite site to follow authors?
I love the cups. My favorite fiction genre is mystery.
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I used to share my posts to my facebook and twitter accounts, as that's where I was most active. Then I somehow lost my author Twitter account and Facebook won't allow me to link my blogspot posts there. So frustrating. Do love the cup icons though, really clever.
ReplyDeleteI share my posts on Pinterest and that's pretty much it. I don't use X or some of the other sites. I focus on Instagram and that's where I follow other authors -- and newsletters, of course.
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