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Category Archives: Social Media
On Marketing One’s Book: A Dialogue
Ahh, the dreaded “m” word: Marketing. For many authors and other self-employed artists, the word creates a feeling bordering on disgust. It might bring to mind pictures of overweight men in polyester suits, hair slicked back, hand out, shark-smile in … Continue reading
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Marketing a Book: Online vs. Real Time
While chatting with a friend this weekend she asked how my book sales were going. My second suspense novel, ‘Dark Circle,’ was recently released and a frenzy of promotional activity soon followed. While it’s easy to see how “real time” … Continue reading
Posted in Book promotion, J.P. Choquette, Marketing, Social Media, Writers, Writing
Tagged mysteries, promotion, SinCNE
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Pictures and Mysteries: SinCNE Announces Pinterest Site!
Social media for mystery authors can be a wonderful way to connect with readers. And one of the most enjoyable is Pinterest — but it might be one of the least used, so far, by authors. Yet it is fun … Continue reading
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Tagged Beth Kanell, Pinterest, SinCNE, Sisters In Crime New England, Social Media
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Social Media for YA Mystery Authors — Blogging
Talking about author blogs can go from the website to the blog, or from the Facebook/Twitter side to the blog. Let’s look at each. If you have, or are planning, an author website, you’re crafting an online drop-in location that’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Beth Kanell, mysteries, promotion, Sisters In Crime New England, Social Media
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Social Media for YA Authors — Facebook, “Like a Pro”
I dearly love my personal Facebook page. Although I’m more private than many, it’s the place where I share photos from morning walks, tuck in scraps of research or poems, dream of characters, and most of all, connect with friends, … Continue reading
Posted in Beth Kanell, Marketing, Social Media, Young Adult
Tagged Beth Kanell, mysteries, Sisters In Crime New England, Social Media, young adult
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Social Media for YA Mystery Authors — Twitter!
Yes, absolutely, if you’re not writing or reading young adult (YA) mysteries, stick with this post anyway for some quick intro information and tips on the simplest of the social media, Twitter. I hear two big reasons for people not … Continue reading
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Tagged Beth Kanell, mysteries, Sisters In Crime New England, Social Media, young adult
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Talking To Tace Baker!
Nancy: Welcome SinCNE member and mystery author, Edith Maxwell, a.k.a. Tace Baker. Thank you for talking to us today as Tace Baker, the name under which you recently published your first mystery novel, Speaking of Murder. First of all, what … Continue reading
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Twylah and scoop.it help you build your platform
It’s no big news that new social media outlets keep sprouting up in cyber space, but here are two to use for building your platform and reaching more readers: Twylah and Scoop.it. If you’re an author and use Twitter to promote your writing, … Continue reading
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Tagged author, authors, lisa j. jackson, marketing
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Thoughts on Theme Marketing
We’re writers here. We want people to read our writing. Lots and lots of people, preferably. A frequent topic of discussion is how to let readers out there know that our books are available. I have a book coming out … Continue reading
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Tagged marketing, new ideas, promotion, publicity, writing
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