DBW blogger Chris Syme breaks down how an author can manage their social media marketing schedule.
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Managing your platform-building time can be a real struggle. Chris Syme helps you figure it out. Really nice article, and one I can readily endorse.
Pamela K. Johnson, who edits the NWUsletter of the National Writers Union (USA), asked me for some words of wisdom on building a writer platform. As a member since 2000, I was happy to oblige. You can find the story here.
The NWU, an affiliate of the United Auto Workers, offers freelance writers of all genres a way to band together in this ever-changing world of publishing. Members receive contract advice, help with missing payments from clients, magazines, websites and traditional publishers. Go check it out!
Putting “quality, not quantity” to the test.
Sourced through Scoop.it from: contently.com
Interesting stuff. For the platform builder, though, one take-away could be that knowing your audience is even more important than treating the results of random surveys as gospel. Try your own test, and listen to your own results.
