Writing & Marketing Tweets from January 11, 2013

Happy Saturday!

I hope you have a fantastic day. It will be 72 °F in Lexington, KY. Great day for a run. Home SEC schedule begins with the Cats playing Texas A&M at 4PM. Gotta love it! Go Cats!

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If you missed my writing & marketing tweets and retweets yesterday, here they are again: 

1. The Real Lowdown on Selling with an Agent: http://t.co/eXD6GaUo @SaraMegibow RT @elizabethscraig Very interesting! 
2. Social Media: How to Avoid Burnout http://t.co/0dQqBP48  @meghancward RT @janice_hardy Good advice
3. Guest Author Heather Webb: 6 Best Marketing Tips for Authors http://ow.ly/gIp3C Be yourself and build relationships!
4. 5 Errors in Treating Quotations http://ow.ly/gIpbQ via Daily Writing Tips
5. The Trifecta of Storytelling Power http://ow.ly/gIphn "Three compelling story essences that are waiting to make your story work."@storyfix
6. How to Find the Most Influential People in Your Niche on Twitter http://ow.ly/gIpWs
7. 9 Tips for Writing a Really Good “Shitty First Draft” http://ow.ly/gIq2q
8. Reading For Pleasure? Who Has the Time for That Anymore? http://ow.ly/gIq5I  via @jodyhedlund "You can't afford NOT to make the time."
9. Writing & Marketing Tweets from January 10, plus comments from author @MarkWilsonBooks http://ow.ly/gJ8pe
10. 5 Erroneously Constructed “Not Only . . . But Also” Sentences http://ow.ly/gJjPH via Daily Writing Tips
11. When Should You Stop Revising? http://ow.ly/gK8OL by @Janice_Hardy You can cross the line between improving & editing the life out of it
12. How to Become an Influential Writer in the Age of Author Rank http://ow.ly/gK9sa via @copyblogger Dare to be different!
13. 5 blog tour tips http://t.co/B4jR2QrM @BwitchedBkworms RT @elizabethscraig RT @Bookgal
14. Twitter Releases Report Detailing Its Impact On Social TV http://ow.ly/gKaH0
15. The Secret to Effortless Writing http://ow.ly/gKaZg by @jeffgoins Excellent post!
16. How Writers Can Deal With and Overcome Rejection http://ow.ly/gKbui Good advice! @ADDerWORLD
17. How to Manage Viewer/Reader Expectations: Plant the Right Questions http://t.co/q87TONsm  @cockeyed_caravan RT @elizabethscraig 

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Happy writing & running, Kathy