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The Write Transition: Pingbacks and Twitter Mentions, Are You Up to Snuff?

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Great Information at http://carrierubin.com/2016/01/04/pingbacks-and-twitter-mentions-are-you-up-to-snuff/ Featured by Chris The Story Reading Ape at http://thestoryreadingapeblog.com/2016/01/05/pingbacks-and-twitter-mentions-are-you-up-to-snuff/

Make the Holidays a Success for Your Book | Savvy Book Writers

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. . Not even 7 weeks until Christmas and Hanukkah… Holiday Gift Campaigns, Book Sales Campaigns, or the launch of a new book: I have seen it too many times,

Source: Make the Holidays a Success for Your Book | Savvy Book Writers

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3 Most Important Media Platforms for Writers | Savvy Book Writers

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Book Marketing on a Shoestring Doris-Maria Heilmann 111Publishing Savvy Book Writers In some of my seminars and during publishing and book marketing consultations I meet authors that are not only new to writing, but also often have no

Source: 3 Most Important Media Platforms for Writers | Savvy Book Writers

Dan Alatorre: Did you want ME to interview YOU? Let’s get started!

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Source: Did you want ME to interview YOU? Let’s get started!

(blog captured from Chris The Story Reading Ape’s blog)

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Well…do YOU?? I got 123 views when I re-blogged Dan Alatorre!!! Just CLICK ON MY NOSE to see which post got so much buzz!!

Cow Pasture Chronicles, Sheila M. Good: Access Denied!

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Source: Access Denied!

Originally re-blogged on Chris The Story Reading Ape’s blog! Great information from Sheila M. Good!

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Useful KENP Tips

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Great information from MMJaye!

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Those of you who interact with me often know that I’ve been revising Fate Accompli, my one published book, after attending online writing courses. During this time, I haven’t been promoting the book at all. After shedding 8,000 words, I re-uploaded the spicy version manuscript and started tweeting about it effectively, but that’s material for a subsequent post.

After promoting for a single day on Twitter, I saw a 14 and then a 438 KENP hit on my KDP Reports’ blue graph.

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Naturally, I was thrilled, but when I got a big fat zero the next couple of days, you can guess the questions running in my mind:

  1. what percentage of my book does 438 represent?
  2. can I find how many KENP pages Amazon has my book down for?
  3. did 10 people borrow the book and read 43 pages each, hated it and dropped it, or
  4. did one…

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