Sentences with phrase «wattpad authors post»

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If you haven't already encountered Wattpad, it's a social media site which helps authors share free samples of their work with readers by posting up their books in short bursts, either all at once or eking them out over a longer period.

As Joanna put it in her January post «How to Use Wattpad as an Author»: «How does Wattpad sell books?

Story posting social media site Wattpad has garnered a tremendous following in a short amount of time for its notably unique offers for both authors and publishers.

Wattpad may have just started as a message board of sorts for authors posting snippets of their work, but since that time so many years ago, the site has evolved into a dominating force in moving forward great content.

Some authors post their books on Wattpad chapter by chapter (once or twice a week) and build up a fanbase this way, which might later go on to buy other books of that author (but remember — many users are not especially high in funds).

Fifty Shades of Grey author E.L. James used this Wattpad method to get a response for early drafts of Fifty Shades, posting in Twilight fanfiction forums and eventually successfully publishing what would later result in the Fifty Shades trilogy.

For authors, this is important because many are concerned that if they post the first chapter of their novel on a site like Wattpad or on their blogs, they've lost control of it and that they've lost any future monetary interest in it, and that's just not true.

Wattpad, who is also working with BiblioCrunch, is an online reading community that allows authors to post their work to the 14 million Wattpad users, promoting book discovery and encouraging the growth of a reader fan base.

Wattpad, a site which makes discovery possible through more than 30 million reader memberships, is designed specifically for authors to write and post content, then for readers to share that content with their own followers.

While Wattpad is a free community, by teaming up with BiblioCrunch authors can post their work to Wattpad directly from BiblioCrunch's existing platform, saving time while reaching out to readers.

Jay Artale presents ALLi Insights: Reaching Readers with Wattpad posted at ALLi's Author Advice Centre, saying, «Summary Article, Video and Podcast about how authors can use Wattpad to reach readers.»

Typically, you want to begin building your author platform at least six months before your first book even comes out — start your blog, comment on others» blogs, set up a newsletter, and grow your presence online and in readers» circles like Wattpad by posting excerpts of your work.

In 2006, Wattpad was launched and has become one of the most popular places to post original, never - before - published fiction as its written, uploading it chapter by chapter, as well as entire books (with the author's or publisher's permission).

Joanna Penn presents How To Use Wattpad As An Author With Ashleigh Gardner posted at The Creative Penn — On Writing and Creative Entrepreneurship, saying, «Social media is great for finding fans of you, but what about fans of your writing?