We’ve rounded up some of the top book marketing Tweets during the past week, from bloggers, marketers, authors and others. The range of topics include: getting more traffic to your site, commenting on blogs, finding distribution channels for your book and obtaining book reviews without pitching book reviewers. Good luck on your marketing journey!
* 9 Can’t Miss Twitter Tips for Twitter Beginners
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Twitter can seem intimidating when you first get started, but this handy guide will show you that it’s easy to tweet, RT, DM, @ reply, etc.:
* 7 Ways to Get More Traffic To Your Site
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If you want your site to be more popular, that means you need more visitors. Here are some easy to implement ways to attract readers to your site:
http://www.sitesketch101.com/7-ways-to-get-more-traffic-to-your-site
* Nuts & Bolts of Blog Commenting
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If you’ve never tried blog commenting because you weren’t sure how to be successful, this step-by-step post offers valuable insights into what you need to know – before you post any comments:
http://www.hugoguzman.com/2011/03/using-analytics-to-justify-blog-commenting-opportunities/
* How to Get Your Book Reviewed – by Avoiding Book Reviewers
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Book review sites are pretty busy, and while you’re waiting to see what opportunities await there, here are other ways to get reviews online from people who matter:
* Publishing Insiders Wrap-Up: The Dos and Don’ts of Book Distribution
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Publishing your book is only the beginning – now you need to make it available for sale in as many places as possible, on- and offline. Learn how:
http://amarketingexpert.com/publishing-insiders-wrap-up-the-dos-and-donts-of-book-distribution/
* Tips for Writing Effective News Releases for Your Self-Published Book
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Press releases can help your book, when you know how to do them well. Learn how to write a power-packed release:
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