Social Media Engagement, Week #4 In our last full week of social media experiments, it is time to talk about the most interesting aspect of social media ā engagement. Just like every other buzz word out there, the term āengagementā is loaded with meaning. It literally means something different to every person. Your job is to define social media engagement…
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Social Media Writing, Week #3 Now that weāve talked about personal blogging and book blogging, the best way to finish off this week on social media writing experiments is by talking about comments on blog posts. This is one of those hot topics that has its set of supporters and protestors. There are pros and cons to the issue of…
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You published your book, celebrated your launch, and sold books to most of your friends, family members and colleagues. Now, youāre even blogging. But you may be wondering, āWhat can I do to reach even more readers?ā Reaching out to the press, contacting book clubs, and reading at bookstores are great ways to promote your book offline. To reach potential…
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Social Media Writing, Week #3 On Monday, we discussed the social media experiment of writing about your personal blogging experiences. Today, we take things one step further and really encourage you to blog, by blogging an entire book during the month of April. April is also known as National Book Blogging Month (NaBoBloMo). Nina Amir created National Book Blogging Month…
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This post is a blogged draft excerpt from The Author Training Manual (Writer’s Digest Books, March 2014). Read the previous blogged excerpt, here. When you first conceived the idea for your book, you might have believed writing it fulfilled a sense of personal purpose. Ā Or maybe you thought your book had its own purpose to fulfill. That purpose could have…
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