Also feel free to read through some of my past posts by clicking on the tag "marketing" or "interviews" to learn more about marketing your books or yourself.
- Twitter isn't stupid - Visit this article to learn more about Twitter. A February 2009 study found that Twitter is the third largest social-networking site, after Facebook and MySpace.
- Are you all a Tweeter? - Tips and tools about using Twitter.
- What's your Online Strategy? What are you waiting for? Some writers think they can't make the leap — and therein lies the only problem.
- Cynsations Interviews Publicist, Julie Schoerke- Founder and Principal of JKSCommunications, Julie Schoerke promotes publishers, authors and books from across the country.
- Marketing on Facebook - Here's 5 Tips for marketers utilizing your Facebook pages.
- A Brilliant Marketing Plan - Hungary Caterpillar. Eric Carle has a brilliant plan whether he meant to or not.
- Eagles or turkeys - what marketing sets autors apart
Have a great weekend.
I know I should join Twitter, but I'm afraid it will be a timesuck like Facebook...
ReplyDeleteMaybe when I have more to promote!
I read the Eric Carle article. I think it's great when it all comes together, even when you're not really trying. We still enjoy the Hungry Caterpillar around here.
ReplyDeleteSo cool! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had more time I want to read them ALL.
ReplyDeleteWow, can't believe you are up to 44 followers!
great resources once again! the marketing article on facebook article is particularly interesting. didn't know you could do all that...
ReplyDeleteLove the five fast Twitter tips. I need them too as I just joined and am a bit lost. I want to follow you Shelli, but I don't know how. I know, pretty dumb, huh?
ReplyDeleteI love the Google Hungry Caterpillar.
ReplyDeleteHaven't gotten into Tweeting - seems like hyperactive blogging. But, I do follow two tweeters.
I have a FB and MS.
I'm waiting for my manuscript to be picked up - fingers X'd.
You moved me to start Twittering.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post. I also greatly enjoyed the interview with Sarah Davies.
ReplyDeleteAs a fellow writer/blogger, I would appreciate your feedback on my blog, which offers several 'how to' publishing posts. You might notice a shout-out to you in my most recent post (March 21).
http://sarahgarrigues.blogspot.com
Having joined Facebook a few months ago -- prompted by a college friend -- I have to say I'm not sold on it. Have you read Deborah Wiles' most recent blog post. I think it's called More Face Time. I think we all need to remember that everything isn't for everyone. Thanks for the links. Eagles and Turkeys was good.
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I feel so old when I start hearing about twitter--and I'm not that old--and I'm a Director of IT so you THINK that I'd be on top of all these things. I keep thinking about joining Twitter. I think I will join once I start sending my stuff off to agents. That way if I get picked up I will have a backlog of tweets. These articles are very interesting.
ReplyDeleteI've just started using Twitter in the past couple of weeks. I can't say yet whether it'll be good for marketing, but it sure is fun. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the links!
I just started using Twitter and it's fun, but I'm not so sure that I'm using effectively.
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