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How to Promote Your Book on Twitter: An Intermediate’s Guide to Tweeting

By Chris Robley via The BookBaby Blog

Promoting your book on Twitter: the next steps

[If you're just getting started on Twitter, check out our "Top 3 Articles About Promoting Your Book on Twitter."]

You’ve been using Twitter for a little while now to promote your book. You’ve uploaded your profile pic and posted a bio. You’ve been tweeting, re-tweeting, favoriting, replying, following, and gaining followers yourself. You’re familiar with hashtags, mentions, and direct messages. You’re using Twitter in order to share interesting information, post exciting news about your own writing career, and join other conversations. (i.e. — you’re not a Twitter spammer; you’re not just screaming “Buy my book” every few hours.)

If the above describes you — congratulations! You’ve graduated to the status of intermediate tweeter. (Sounds like a condition, right?) In this article, you’ll learn a few new tricks to take your Twitter game to a whole new level. And you can do all your tweeting in less time than it takes to cook, eat, and clean the dishes.

Effective book promotion on Twitter in less than 2 hours a week

Click here to read the complete article (see #1 below) 

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

1. Promoting Your Book on Twitter: An Intermediate's Guide: http://t.co/GWJGlXlhYI @chrisrobley @elizabethscraig
2. Ten Successful Tips For Independent Authors http://ow.ly/jSnKV via @RStephenson5
3. Deciding to Self-publish After Rejection: http://t.co/3kRHtQugR1 @criticalmargins RT @elizabethscraig
4. Inner Dialogue in Your Fiction: What It Is and How to Tell Good from Bad http://t.co/wGD7R02sBV @MarcyKennedy @janice_hardy
5. Should You Write What's Hot? http://t.co/5QU9JMJEMi @janice_hardy
6. Literary Agents: Not Quite Dinosaurs http://ow.ly/jUExk via @RachelleGardner
7. Barnes & Noble Launches NOOK Press http://ow.ly/jUEPP
8. The Evolving World of Publishing: What authors must know to succeed http://ow.ly/jUETu via @bookgal
9. Notes from Tabor Lane: 18 Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts http://ow.ly/jVg1k
10. Be bold, set a goal http://ow.ly/jVgRE via @Gwen_Hernandez "Take control of your fear, figure out what you really want and why"
11. The Number Of UK Twitter Users Has Doubled In The Past Two Years [STUDY] http://ow.ly/jVhgU
12. Does Good Writing Matter? http://ow.ly/jVtdu via Daily Writing Tips
13. Most Common Mistakes Series: Are You Skipping the Best Parts? http://ow.ly/jVAWu via @KMWeiland
14. Breaking in: The Pie Chart: http://t.co/OXE0TgJuzE @Julie_Gray RT @elizabethscraig:
15. What’s happening with the Amazon Affiliate Program – An Update from Anthony Wessel of Digital Book Today http://ow.ly/jVBmm
16. The Discoverability Challenge: With More Authors Self-Publishing Each Year, How Will Your Book Get Noticed? http://ow.ly/jVBEA via @thecreativepenn
17. How I Wish Amazon Reviews Worked http://ow.ly/jVBWV
18. Notes from Tabor Lane: Kathy Logan Talks Romance Writing and Using Twitter to Market Your Book http://ow.ly/jXy0f  

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Happy writing & running, Kathy

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