Sentences with phrase «fb author»

Unfortunately I seem to do more on my FB author page than my website / blog and I must work on changing that.

They have brought new people to my FB Author page.

Shared this on my FB author page and recommended you to followers.

Make sure you only link to your FB author page from your website / social and never link to your private profile from anywhere.

I read you regularly and share your posts on my FB author page.

I just shared the contest on my FB author page and signed up for your once - weekly newsletter.

Check out the post below to find FB author groups.

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Authors Jeremy Heimans and Henry Timms explore how power is won and lost now that anyone with a Facebook FB, -1.16 % Twitter TWTR, +0.39 % YouTube, Instagram or other social - media account can create a popular movement just by adding «#» to a cause or concern.

I love this author and have tried several of her recipes from the FB page Super Healthy Kids They have all been awesome so far... and my picky eater actually eats them!!

Keep in mind that the author has, at this moment, over 200 «friends» on FB and her page remains publicly available to everyone.

I also agree with the author that getting addicted to it is hugely dangerous, just being addicted to FB, your iPhone, etc., is hugely dangerous.

Facebook (FB) is used by more authors than any other social media platform.

That's why you see authors on certain FB sites asking for «friends» to go on Amazon and tag the low starred reviews as unhelpful to push them down.

For all the reasons I just mentioned, FB appeals to both younger and older authors (unlike social media platforms like Twitter, which are more skewed toward a younger audience).

Some authors have used FB ads to increase their mailing lists, but for actual book sales, I haven't seen anyone who can analyze this.

But Catherine Ryan Hyde, one of the top 25 Amazon authors according to her FB page today, doesn't use a newsletter.

Over in the International Indie Author FB Group I often post snippets on new options opening up to us indies.

Do you recommend an author - identity Facebook page (not an FB page devoted to a particular book, just your author persona in general) that's separate and unique from your personal Facebook page?

And the flattering contact, like the one entered on the FB page (see link)- that author was saved only by the fact he couldn't afford it.

One of my biggest issues as an author when it comes to social media is posting consistently on my FB page, more accurately posting relevant and interesting things consistently on my FB page.

Eventually, I took on the pseudonym of D.B. Moone and created an author's page on FB, which I ultimately shut down and began using my personal FB page as a dual purpose page (big mistake, I know).

When I taught high school English, many of the books I discovered were by authors that directly pitched «shared» their most recent books on teacher FB groups and blogs.

After all, my original Facebook was created before FB had some of the tools to help authors create pages.

Facebook Author Page — https://www.facebook.com/JocieMcKade7/ McKade's Mavericks FB Fan Page — https://www.facebook.com/groups/mckadesmavericks/ This page is just for fans.

Readers can engage with the author on book discussions and post the discussions on their FB, twitter, etc. and get their friends involved!

I'm a big fan of giveaways for listbuilding, especially if you don't have an author platform yet and are having trouble getting enough book reviews — but setting up a giveaway isn't enough, you also need to promote it with FB ads to your target audience.

This sucks as I follow my favorite authors on fb and twitter to find out when their next book is coming out.

As a blogger, many reviews are pulled if the amazon accts are hooked to the fb acct and the reviewer follows the author's page.

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You are still expected, as the author, to actively promote via FB, Twitter, blogs, your upcoming new release.

I don't use FB to get subscribers, though we've certainly had authors on (and Mark Dawson himself) who have sworn by this (yes, by offering a book or books to get a signup).

I'm trying things that other authors do: book blog, platform, FB & twitter, trailer.

Scheduled tweet blasts about an upcoming title from an author, blogs and fb posts all help get the word out.

I am not sure how to market myself as the author of both one FB page.

I know people like Rachel often suggest linking pages together but I don't like that because my posts for FB are more laid back than my tweets, even on my author page.

Apps and Tabs on your Author Page: Search for «Static HTML for Pages» in FB.

And make sure that it shows your email to contact you at, not FB's Not following Author U on Twitter?

Author app: https://apps.facebook.com/authorapp/?ref=ts Import your blog into your FB pages using Networked Blogs: http://www.networkedblogs.com/blog

One fairly well - known author was bemoaning the dispute on FB yesterday and beating on Amazon for stealing money from her by taking away the pre-order buttons.

Creativity is creativity and if you look at marketing and promoting your books as part of the whole creative process — rather than look to what other authors have done and try to imitate that for success (i.e. giveaways, FB ads, book marks and imprinted mugs)-- you are sure to find the perfect formula for success that works for you and your book.

I want to add what I learned from fellow authors recently: one can boost FB posts to drive people to sign to their email list.

I've heard some authors get results from FB, some for Twitter, but all sing the praises of the mailing list and the importance of keywords.

I know you're a busy writer / author because I see your name at FB and TWITTER.

I share a FB book launch party site with mystery author Maggie Toussaint.

-- Being a leader / moderator of a chat series on Twitter or FB related to your genre, e.g., what if you held a series focused on debut authors over the age of XX in women's fiction?

Better yet, get a group of authors in your genre together to FB and tweet each others» posts to their followings.

Obviously, you're not a bot, but having friends and posts on your author profile would have helped make it look more authentic to FB.

I love the Author Promosgoing on in the Pinned Post at large FB group — https://www.facebook.com/groups/148313988694907/

John P Logsdon (another successful indie author) completed Mark Dawson's FB Ads course and went from 27 people on his mailing list to 14,000 in a year.

I use FB for release day parties & cross-promoting with other authors for Amazon Kindle World releases.