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Last month we discussed things not to do on Facebook, so I thought you might appreciate a few tips on what to do on Facebook.
1. Ask Questions
This is a great way to interact with your readers or followers. I ask a different questions each day. It gets my followers talking and I learn more about them. You can do the same.
2. Share inspirational images
I'm a sucker for inspirational quotes. I create my own and share daily. I share those that come over my feed.
Create a few images and share. You can also create quotes from your characters too. Introduce new readers to your characters.
3. Let your fellow writers promote for the day.
Open your page for the day to your writer friends. Let them post a link to their new book. You get to help promote your friends and your readers are introduced to new books.
4. Question/Answer Day
Pick a day to answer questions from your followers/readers. One author who is good at this is Michelle Monkou. She's been answering questions this year. I appreciate her sharing her writing wisdom.
5. Offer A Freebie For Your Fans
Readers love freebies. Create a short story just for them and post a link to read or download.
6. Post pictures of events you attend
Have you attended a live event? Share your pictures in your feed. Let your readers know what you've been up to. Showcase the readers you met at the event.
7. Join a reader's group
Want to meet new readers, join a group and participate as a reader not as a writer. Let them know you the person and remember to have fun.
Invite your readers to join your group. Host monthly book discussions.
Give sneak peeks of your new books. Post inspirational graphics, or share your book covers. Treat them like super fans for being in your group.
9. Create challenges for your readers
Host fun challenges with your readers, for instance, Denise Jeffries posted a squat challenge on her page. A fun way to get in shape with her readers. You can create your own fun challenges for your readers.
10. Talk to a new reader every day
Many writers are online but they aren't talking to readers. I tell my clients to try to meet a new reader every day. Talk to the people following you, not just the ones you talk to everyday. Make it a habit to meet someone new each day.
See Ya On The Net,
LaShaunda
P.S. I'm publishing my first book this summer about online promotion. I started an online group to help support it. This is closed group where we share information about promotion. I invite you to join.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/SYOTNWorkshop/
Please let me know if this tip was helpful. If you have a question about promoting online, send me an email - lchwriter@gmail.com. I'll be happy to answer it.
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