Authors, Writers, Publishers, and Book Readers
Hey all,
Indeed I agree. . .promote, promote and promote some more. I now have Free Clinic in five different libraries. . .this is a good source of generating exposure. I took to my extended network of friends, supporters and family to insure that the work is out there. Currently, it is in the Augusta County library system in Virginia, The Broward County Library system in Florida, is coming to the Glendale library in Arizona, further currently in process in the Solano Country system in California and hopefully soon in Illinois. So far, this seems to be a relatively nice way to market one's book(s), as it generates interest in the marketing categories one whishes to approach.
Based on what I have seen on Twitter, MySpace, and various blogs, the most successful users of these technologies do not promote their books. Rather, they discuss the ideas and topics found in the book.
For example, the author of a self-help book on relationships (can you say "strong competition"?) discusses relationship issues. The author of a fantasy series discusses trends in the genre. And so forth.
Personally, I get almost no mileage on Twitter from tweets about my books, but tweets about writing strategies are commonly re-tweeted, bringing in new followers.
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