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10 Reasons Why Authors Should Embrace Twitter: Social Media Marketing

Social Media Marketing: 10 Reasons Why Authors Should Embrace Twitter

Of all the social media networks, Twitter is my favorite. As an author, it allows me to locate and connect with my target audience. It’s also been a fantastic force for driving traffic to my website, generating sales, and attracting media interviews. If you’re an author and you still aren’t sure if Twitter is right

Top 10 Reasons Why Your Social Media Marketing Efforts Aren’t Working

Top 10 Reasons Why Your Social Media Marketing Efforts Aren’t Working

I’ve heard many grumbles and complaints about how social media isn’t working as expected so I have assembled a list of the most common reasons you may not be getting the results you desire. Some minor changes to your strategy could make a big difference. 1. Lack of Focus – If you post everything from

How to Increase Website Traffic with Social Media: Easy Steps to Reach More Eyeballs

Social Media Marketing Services for Consultants

Most social media “experts” will tell you that social media is about connecting and having a conversation with your audience. While that’s all well and good and partially true, the other big benefit of social media is that it’s a powerful way to drive traffic to your website. Here’s a simple formula that will boost

Social Media for Authors: 35 Ways to Market Content Online and Build Your Fan Base

Social Media for Authors: Market Content Online to Build Your Fan Base

For the casual user, social media is a way to connect with friends and family. For authors, social media provides a way to share compelling content to capture the attention of your target audience of readers. When you do this well, you can generate website traffic, new readers and even media attention. Facebook, Twitter and

Social Media for Authors: What to Tweet on Twitter

Social Media for Authors: What to Tweet on Twitter

Twitter was designed as a tool to share what you are up to and while you can tweet about what you’re having for lunch, it’s really not relevant (or interesting!). The goal for authors should be to engage your target audience by being entertaining, sharing useful information, or serving as a resource. Here are some