Sites like Twitter and Facebook can help you to write and sell your book
Want to sell your book? When you write a book, selling it starts as soon as you get the idea. You need to build your audience. Do that while you write, and you’re golden. (One of the easiest ways to build an audience is by blogging.)
Blogging is a form of social media. You interact with your audience, and as your network grows, your opportunities grow.
There are many social media sites, and while you’re writing your book, you need to become active on at least one or two of them.
“Use Twitter to find a journalist to target for your book/niche. Search for journalists on WeFollow and search.twitter.com. Listen to what they are tweeting about, Retweet them and get noticed. Build a relationship and then pitch. You can also set up a Twilert for your niche topic and you will receive a daily email with who is talking about it. Join the conversation and get noticed.”
As a writer, sites like Twitter and Facebook are invaluable to you, but only if you’re aware of them.
How to use social media while you’re writing a book
While you’re writing, build your audience. Please realize that you build your audience one person at a time. If you understand this, publishers will love you.
You can also use social media to research and get insights for your book — find experts to interview. Whether you’re writing fiction or nonfiction, the social media sites make it easy to find experts.
How to use social media to sell your book
If you become active on the social media while you’re writing, you’ll find it easier to sell your book, even before you finish it. You can find literary agents, and acquisitions editors on the social media sites — or I should say, they’ll find you.
Self-publishing? The social media build your audience, so that you get more sales.
Befuddled by Twitter? You’ll be amazed at how many writers, editors, agents and buyers of your writing use it
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