A couple of months ago I asked you to fill out a survey about why you use Goodreads. The survey was for my thesis project. Since the project is pretty much done, I can close the survey. Here are the results:
Just because someone says you should be on that social network, doesn’t mean it’s right for you. I’m talking about you Facebook. Social media is not a one-size fits all approach. That bugs me, sometime. You can’t say, do this on Twitter and it will guarantee you 100 retweets. I’ve been rethinking my social media…
Summer is in the air! My writerly pals and I are sharing summer moments and inspirations in the C*U*R*R*E*N*T*L*Y – Summer Blog Hop. Please have a read and enjoy. Then, visit the other #Gr8Blogs listed at the end of this post for more Summer 2017 C*U*R*R*E*N*T*L*Y inspiration. Currently Loving I mentioned awhile ago that I’d…
Welcome to the weekly roundup of links for fellow writers and nerds. Book Marketing and Branding Simple Geek’s Guide to Doing Your Own PR Repeat After Me: “Goodreads Is My Friend” Amazon Keywords: The Secret to Doubling Your Sales and Pulling in New Readers! Try These Useful Suggestions to Build Your Audience Fantasy/Horror/Sci-Fi John Simm…
This is my review from Goodreads. Four Corners Dark by William McNally My rating: 3 of 5 stars I’ve owned Four Corners Dark for a while. I needed my horror fix, so I picked up this one. It’s a collection of four stories. I still judge a book by the cover and I love this…
I was reading through this Goodreads discussion and found that some authors comment on 4 or 5 star reviews of their book. They thank the person or “like” the review. I know we don’t respond to negative comments, but I never thought about positive ones. I don’t pay much attention to comments for positive reviews…
I’m working on my thesis project for grad school and I’d like your help. I’m creating a business plan for a Goodreads-like online community that focuses on diverse books in speculative fiction–fantasy, sci-fi and horror. Diversity in fiction is one of my passions. The community/blog would be a place where readers can find non-traditional speculative…
