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Just as a general note: Authors can get bogged-down in the great amount of websites and social-media-self-marketing platforms, too!
It may be just my personal experience, and it is not about Pinterest at all, still I found that many places which are frequented by authors are actually mostly ignored by customers!
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Every potential promotional avenue needs to be explored though 😀
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That’s true. I read somewhere that an author should choose two and stick with them rather than try to do them all. Recommended at the top were Twitter and Facebook.
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Twitter ‘Buy My Book’ tweets are ignored and Facebook seems to be getting old regards book promos Kim, unless you can find some groups that readers actually visit (specific genre) 🐵
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Fascinating concept with specific steps. Very useful.
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