Many authors seem to think that it’s not necessary to have their own website when their social media profiles are already enough. Here’s what the author website can do for you and where it fits in your author business.
Yes, Tumblr has its place when it comes to building your audience. But this lesson about building my audience on Tumblr somehow stuck with me to do this. And nope, this lesson isn’t about Tumblr. It can also relate to whichever popular platform you’re using today.
Wattpad seems to have all the bells and whistles when it comes to all the things that the authors want in their career. But should you even consider it if you already have your book published? Here’s my take about Wattpad.
You can’t go wrong with getting the book bloggers to talk about your book. But your chances to get them to talk about your book will become much higher if you do these things before you contact them.
While I’m a firm believer that you should sell directly to your readers, I’m also a firm believer that you should have your books on these retailers as well. But how do you go about it? Here’s how you can do both without driving yourself to the corner.
I won’t deny that the technology advancement will impact social media in a big and positive way, especially in marketing. But I have a feeling that it won’t be as glitzy as what the experts are claiming.