Thanks for sharing this so we can help more authors, Peggy!
Sandy
]]>Thanks, John. Have you thought about flipping that idea a bit and using your YouTube account to review books in your genre? That’s something I’m thinking about doing.
Sandy
]]>Create a youtube account and start your own book promotion channel. Discuss everything about your books such as the writing journey and how your topic came about.
]]>Thanks, Bonnie. I’ll tell you why I didn’t include Goodreads. It’s a different animal, unlike any other social platform, and it’s really easy to make a mistake there. You could get kicked off the platform for asking for a review in the wrong place — which is anywhere but a group that’s set up specifically to allow review requests. Because it’s so tricky, and because many people don’t take the time to learn the ins and outs before jumping in, I left it off because I felt there was so much potential for trouble. You even risk problems if you thank someone for writing a favorable review on that site. It’s always best to use Goodreads as a reader, not an author, for quite awhile before starting to use it for any kind of promotional purpose.
Sandy
]]>That’s fantastic, Sylvia! Thanks for that feedback. I’m glad it worked the way it’s supposed to for you!
Sandy
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