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Writer’s Tips – #BookMarketing – #SocialMedia, Using Screenshots, Podcasting, Interviewing Characters

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Welcome back to a new edition of Writer’s Tips. In this issue, I’m sharing some interesting articles on writing our book’s characters, writing good endings, marketing with social media and with using our mobile phones. Take a look!

 

 

How to turn your book into a Podcast by Joanna Penn

https://www.thecreativepenn.com/2019/05/17/how-to-turn-your-book-into-a-podcast/

 

 

 

How to interview your book’s characters by Kate Johnston

Source: How to Interview your Character – KATE JOHNSTON | Story Coach

 

 

Marketing with creating images on your Iphone or Android, from Natalie Ducey

How to use an iPhone Mockup ~ a win-win for marketing and building connections across social media! – Natalie Ducey

 

For those of us using Androids instead of Iphones, here’s an additional link Natalie has shared to capture screenshots for Android users

https://www.greenbot.com/article/2825064/how-to-take-a-screenshot-on-your-android-phone.html

 

How to conquer using Linkedin for marketing, by Social Media Guru – Frances Caballo

https://socialmediajustforwriters.com/how-to-conquer-linkedin-part-1/

 

How to find the ‘holes’ in your story’s ending with editor/author, Roz Morris

http://www.nailyournovel.com/

 

 

From Ruth Harris at the blog of Anne R, Allen – Adding ‘rogue’ characters to add more compelling fiction to your stories.

Rogue Characters: The Secret to Compelling Fiction

 

©DGKaye

 

24 thoughts on “Writer’s Tips – #BookMarketing – #SocialMedia, Using Screenshots, Podcasting, Interviewing Characters”

    2. Aww, thanks for the shout-out. 🙂 I’m glad you liked the post.

      I’m intrigued by Joanna Penn’s article on turning a book into a podcast. How is that different than an audiobook? Eager to read to learn more! Curious–is that something you’d ever consider doing with your books Debbie?

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      1. My pleasure Kate. So funny you mention Joanna’s article specifically because it has given me ideas. I would definitely think about that. And the difference between the two is that audio books are just that, audio books and podcasting is like a live talk show about whatever subject we choose that can be listened to just like a Youtube video, often no video but audio. 🙂

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    1. Thanks John. I like to hand-pick from my readings across the web what I think will be beneficial for my writing friends here. Happy to enlighten you. 🙂

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  10. Fabulous!
    I had no idea I could take a screenshot on my phone – it’s something I’ve often wondered about, but never discovered – so very useful! Thanks for sharing such a great bunch of tips, Debby

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  11. Thanks for sharing all the wonderful resources, Deb. Much appreciated. First one I’m going to read is Anne’s about “Rogue characters”. Love it. Also, LinkedIn is not a platform I go on very often. I do promote my blog posts there but I don’t do much interaction. I’m off facebook now altogether—no regrets on that.

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    1. Hi Lis. I hear you on Linkedin. I don’t spend much time there. Who has time? Lol. Ya, I looked for you so many times on FB, especially when I tag you when I share your posts there. Glad you found something of interest in this post. 🙂 x

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