What Facebook’s New Feed Will Mean For Authors
Just when you thought had finally gotten used to Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg decided to change things up on you. We explain how you can make the jump.
3 Simple Ways To Engage On Your Author Facebook Page
Feeling stuck on Facebook? Here are 3 simple ways to engage on your author Facebook page.
Do You Want Friends or Fans on Facebook?
Is it okay to say no to readers who want to friend me? The bigger question is what’s your Facebook strategy. Here’s what I tell clients.
Analytics Are Key To Your Facebook Sucesss
Everyone talks about Google Analytics but ignoring your Facebook analytics could wreck your career before it starts.
10 Ways To Get More Facebook Fans This Week
One month ago we had fewer than 200 Facebook fans. Now we have over 2000. Here are the 10 things we did to create this explosive growth.
How To Disable Facebook Chat
Disable Facebook Chat and regain your writing time. We’ll show you how to do it.
7 Ways to Integrate Facebook into your Online Platform
So your publisher says you need to grow your platform. You need to be able to communicate with and listen to more people in order to promote your book.
Here are 7 great ways that Facebook can help you do that.
How to Share Something on Facebook In One Click
Did you know that sharing a website on Facebook is as easy as one click? All you need to know is where to click. This post will teach you just that.
Author Interview: Mary DeMuth
Mary DeMuth is an author, writing coach, and sought after speaker who speaks at writers conferences all over the country.
In this interview she shares how she uses social media (Blogging, Twitter & Facebook) to sell books and connect with readers.
4 Reasons Why Authors Should Avoid MySpace
You’re an author. Your time is sacred. Finding to time to write is hard enough as it it before your agent told you to get something called a “platform.”What you want is maximum platform bang per minute. Here are 4 reasons why MySpace is not for you.
4 Reasons Why Every Author Should Use LinkedIn
LinkedIn is a social network for professionals. If you want to be a professional writer you want to be on LinkedIn. Here are 4 ways LinkedIn is better than Facebook.
