Let’s look back at a few of the top book marketing Tweets during the past week, from bloggers, marketers, authors and others. The topics include key elements to include on an author website, a spreadsheet of book promotion ideas, how to improve your Google ranking, why authors should network with other authors and much more. Happy marketing – and have a great Fourth of July!
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* 5 Twitter Profile Mistakes Writers Should Avoid
Who are you? If you’re on Twitter your profile is the place to let people know about you – and provide a link to your website or blog so they can keep up. Learn what other elements your profile must have:
http://www.mediabistro.com/galleycat/5-twitter-profile-mistakes-writers-should-avoid_b32527
* 10 Tips on How to Write the Perfect Blog Post
While content matters, format counts too. Here’s how you can ensure that your topics, design and blog strategy bring success:
http://workflowwriting.com/626876/10-tips-on-how-to-write-the-perfect-blog-post.php
* The Importance of Networking With Other Authors
There are ways authors can work together; see if any of these ideas hold appeal:
http://www.sellingbooks.com/the-importance-of-networking-with-other-authors/
* 7 New Ways to Improve Your Google Rankings
Have you heard of Panda? That’s the name for Google’s recent algorithm changes. Learn how you can respond so your site remains relevant in Google search:
http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/7-new-ways-to-improve-your-google-rankings/
* Proper Tagging Can Get More Quality Content in Front of Search Engines
Tags and keywords are not the same. But tags can be another valuable way to get more readers to your blog:
http://www.trafficgenerationcafe.com/blog-tags-seo/
* A Spreadsheet for the Self-Published Author
This spreadsheet contains hundreds of book promotion ideas, all nicely organized. It’s a great author resource!
http://www.thedominoproject.com/2011/06/a-spreadsheet-for-the-self-published.html
* 6 Things Readers Want from Your Author Website
The Codex Group researched what readers want from author websites. And the survey says:
http://www.authortechtips.com/what-readers-want-from-your-author-website/
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