Are you confused by this whole ‘social audio’ concept? Let’s dig in. Have you heard of ‘social audio’? Before you say no, I bet you have. …

What Twitter Spaces is all about and how writers can easily use this format! About six months ago or so, I asked Twitter expert Madalyn Sklar to be a guest on my weekly #BookMarketingChat on Twitter. …

Unsure how to market a book that doesn’t exist yet? Here’s how. — In a previous post, I discussed how to pre-market your book and create buzz. Many writers are tentative about this process: how can I market a book that doesn’t exist yet? Oh, but you can, and today I’m going to share with you: Specific, practical ways to do exactly that, …

Not convinced social media helps sales? It depends. Yet, it’s crucial in other ways. — Many writers new to book marketing aren’t quite clear on the connection of social media to book marketing. They’re convinced marketing their book means constant promotion or selling their soul, and they’re right, if they’re doing it wrong. Constant spammy “Buy my book!” links and self-promotion are uninteresting and lazy…

Thank you so much, Justin! Twitter is by far my fav platform to connect with my readers. Having published 7 books (so far), it's been an amazing way to connect. Particularly now, with social audio (aka, Twitter Spaces), which is a whole new way to connect and advocate.

Living in California, I'm thrilled that micro-dosing with edibles (THC/CBD combo) is an option to help with my anxiety and chronic pain. Your experience appears to be limited to smoking weed, which certainly can make one feel topsy-turvy. Tiny doses such as in gummies (I'll literally take a tiny bite and one 5 mg gummy can last me 4-5 days) is a far better way to manage migraines than all the preventive meds I've tried over the last 30 years.

People use Twitter for a variety of reasons. I understand your point, yet I feel it's somewhat shortsighted. As an author and entrepreneur, I've found it to be crucial to connect with my reader base and buyer demographic. I teach Twitter to writers and I always say that Twitter is…

Thanks so much for the mention - however, you've got the wrong girl tagged. Lots of love, The Other Rachel Thompson

A definitive guide to the differences and similarities of these nonfiction genres — I shared an article on social media that I wrote a while back about the five memoir writing exercises I use and teach to memoir writers, when someone commented that memoir is birth to death, not a specific experience. Confused, I asked them to elaborate; as I understand, having written…