Wednesday, September 16, 2020

Writing Wednesday: Twitter



Writing Wednesday: Twitter

Last week I spoke about Instagram and how to help is spread your message and expand your platform. This week, Twitter.

Twitter has about 271 million users, compared to 1 billion on Instagram. (I just looked that up). Even with far fewer users, it is still essential to utilize Twitter as a platform to get your platform expanded.

As with Instagram, hashtags are essential. Without those, your post will probably not been seen by your target.
#Books #BookWorm #GreatReads #IndieThursday #MustRead #Novel #Paperbacks #Storytelling #WhatToRead

 
#AskAgen t#AskAuthor #AskEditor #BookMarket #BookMarketing
#GetPublished #IAN(Independent Author Network) #IndiePub
#PromoTip #Publishing #SelfPublishing #WriteTip #WritingTip


#1K1H(write one thousand words in one hour) #AmWriting #AmEditing
#AmRevising #CopyWriting #EditGoal #Editing #IndieAuthor
#MyWANA(writers community created by Kirsten Lamb)
#NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month is held every November)
#RomanceWriter #ScriptChat #WIP #WordCount #WriteChat #WriteGoal

#WriteMotivation #WritersLIfe #WriterWednesday #Writing #WritingBlitz
#WritingPromp t#WritersBlock #WroteToday #WW


#Amazon #eBook #BookBuzzr #eReaders #ePubChat #iPad
#Kindle #KindleBargain #Kobo
#KPD(Kindle Publishing Direct)
#Nook #Pubit #SmashWords #Sony #Webfic



#140Poem #Crime #Comedy #DarkFantasy #Dystopian #Erotica #HistFic
#Historical #FaithLitChat #KidLitChat #Literature #LitFic #MemoirChat
#MGLit(middlegradesliterature)
#Mystery #NonFiction #Paranormal #Poetry
#PoetryMonth(EachAprilintheUSA)
#Romantic #RomanticSuspense #TrueStories #ScienceFiction
#SciFiChat #ShortStory #SteamPunk #Suspense #UrbanFantasy #WomensFiction
#YA #YALit


#99c  (toofferorpickupaneBookargain)
#AuthorRT #BookGiveaway #BookMarketing #FollowFriday #FreebieFriday

#FreeReads #Novelines

 

All of these can also be used on Instagram, so keep track of them. The major drawback with twitter is the length of your post, 280 characters. This includes your hashtags. So, when making posts, remember the hashtags and make sure you plan ahead of time. The limit does not apply to images you want to include.

Lately, when I post on Twitter, I try to include an image, it helps draw attention to your post. Remember, people are visual animals, so adding a picture will improve that your tweet will be seen.

Many other platforms, such as Instagram, and blogs, have an option to also send out a tweet fro your new post. I share my blog posts on Twitter, as well. But, you have to add the hashtags yourself.

There are different tools you can use to schedule your Twitter posts; I have not used any of those yet. https://twittimer.com/ Seems like the one that is used a good deal; it also offers you an option to schedule Facebook posts.

 Twitter can be used on either your computer or your phone. So, the significant benefit there is no third party is needed to use it on your computer like with Instagram.

Please subscribe to my blog. I post content on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. I am using this platform to help out other Indie Authors as I move through the self-publishing maze. 

 

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