Saturday, October 3, 2015

It's Not Scary





It helps your favorite author.  It helps readers make a decision.
Don't know what to say?
Say "I liked it".

4 comments:

  1. I empathize: people will send you an email saying how much they liked your book - and not leave a review.

    I feel so pushy asking; most of the time I don't - but it is disheartening. Especially when reviews (and recommendations to friends) are so valuable.

    Did you do the image? It's cute.

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  2. Hi Alicia

    I ask. I have a good fanbase for my Bittersweet Farm books but sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. I don't have a long attention span to keep after them.

    https://www.facebook.com/bittersweetfarmbooks/

    Are reviews valuable? I don't know/don't pay attention. I know that's what's said. Some say Amazon uses them and then other with say definitely doesn't matter to rank or visibility.

    Thank you. I did the text for the image but not the pumpkin carving.

    Thanks for visiting.

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  3. With all the books you have out, it would be hard to keep track. You're way past me - I'm just getting my feet wet in the marketing, and it's exactly like having those same feet held to the fire. Painful.

    Hope you don't mind me commenting on older posts - I like to talk with other writers - there are never enough intelligent blog posts to fill my reading needs. Didn't realize you had one - your name doesn't have a link at TPV when you make a comment. I look for those.

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  4. I'm way past you because I've been a professional writer my entire adult life--long time. It's not that I write a book every 3 weeks. If you really want to chat, go to one of my Facebook pages. The blog is dead. I don't have time for it.
    https://www.facebook.com/Barbara-Morgenroth-372724289453553/ I'm giving away one of my romantic comedies now, Nothing Serious. You're welcome to it, if you'd like.

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