As writers, you know the importance of choosing your words carefully. It’s your job to perfectly communicate your intended message to your readers. Finding the right words to express an idea is the key to writing fantastic prose. It’s just as crucial for a writer to choose their words carefully when they’re limited to 140
Whether you’re a newly self-published author or someone who’s been around the block a few times, chances are you’ll wish that your social media following was a little more engaged. Some writers struggle to gain a single ‘like’ online, while others who’ve patiently cultivated their following can become frustrated when even after months of building
Picture this: a new reader has stumbled across your book. They adore it – they’ve devoured the entire thing in a matter of days. They’ve fallen in love with your characters, they’ve immersed themselves in your story’s unique universe and they’ve relished every second they’ve spent with your story. Then, the ride is over, the
Twitter is abundant with compelling news, live debates and real-time interaction. Millions of tweets are chedulehared daily, and the whole world is reading. Despite this, even the most provocative writers will go ignored if they don’t put time into building a following. As with every social media platform, you’ve got to get your strategy right.
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