by Jeniffer Thompson | Oct 28, 2020 | Author Marketing, Jeniffer Thompson
Another Brand Building Platform?! I know. So many brand building platforms, so little time, right? Last week, I wrote about Paper.Li and how and why I suggest you use it as a brand building platform. And now, I want to tell you about Substack. Why? Because Substack...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Oct 21, 2020 | Author Marketing, Jeniffer Thompson
In a recent blog post about building your personal brand with Reddit I mentioned the platform, Paper.li. Paper.li is yet another potential brand building tool for authors, speakers and entrepreneurs. And because it has a lot of potential, I decided to follow up...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Sep 30, 2020 | Author Marketing, Jeniffer Thompson
Why You Should Use Hashtags as an Author on Twitter Twitter has a large and supportive writing community, so take advantage of it by using the current active hashtags for authors. Why? Because hashtags help you grow your reach. They let your tweet be seen by an...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Sep 16, 2020 | Author Marketing, Jeniffer Thompson, Selling Your Book
It’s That Time Again! Time to Submit Your Book for an Indie Book Award! Last year, around this time, I compiled an extensive list of indie book awards to submit your book to, and you can find that list right HERE. But, believe it or not, I did some searching...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Sep 8, 2020 | Author Marketing, Digital Marketing, Jeniffer Thompson, Selling Your Book
BookBub is One More Great Author Marketing Tool If you don’t already have a BookBub profile, I recommend that you create one! Why, you ask? Well, because all your online profiles work for you as part of your author marketing strategy without much work from you...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Aug 18, 2020 | Author Marketing, Jeniffer Thompson, Networking, Personal Branding, Selling Your Book, Social
Want to Sell Your Book Successfully? You Need Loyal Fans! I think there’s a common misconception that just writing a book brings fame and a following. Now, that may have been true (and still is to some extent) in traditional publishing, and before the social...
