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Your Free Lulu Account Create a Lulu account today to print and publish your book for readers all over the world. Create a Free Account 1. Share News Related to Your Field, Your Book, or Your Audience I’m operating under the assumption that you’ve done your homework and you’ve done it well—you’re already following relevant authors, users, blogs, media sources, academic journals, businesses, or whatever that relates to the genre or field you’re writing about. In fact, I’m  of those accounts before you even started writing your book—obviously, you’re interested enough in this subject to write an entire book about it, so surely you’re already engaging with it on social media.


So first of all, if you’re not already following relevant accounts, now’s the time. There is Slovenia Email List absolutely no rule at all that says you have to create all of your social media content from scratch, on your own, and post it yourself. That’s one of the greatest things about social networks—part of what makes content valuable is its shareability. That’s how your readers find you, and in turn how you find them. So don’t ever hesitate to share social media content that you come across that you think might also be relevant to your readers. If you’re on Twitter, reply to a tweet or retweet with a comment. If you’re on Facebook, share the post to your News Feed or your Author Page.




Instagram can be a little dicier with “regrams,” but still could be worth it! If you come across content that you want to share with your audience but you found it straight at the source, you can absolutely still share it as an original post. In fact, I would encourage you to share a mix of content – some retweeted / shared, some as original posts from you. A great way to still get engagement on your post is to cite your source and use relevant hashtags.