Want to make awesome visuals for your blog or boost your marketing with eye-catching graphics? Want to make your social media images pop?
Then, if you aren’t already, you need to be using Canva.
Since I’ve had a lot of questions on how I make my graphics and book aesthetics, I thought I’d do a tutorial/product review of the program Canva.
So, I thought it was high time I did another Monday Marketing post!
Now, no matter how much I say it, I’m still seeing new writers who claim they “don’t need to market” or that they will “Market after publishing.”
But it’s important so here are 7 reasons why you need to market your book before it’s published.
Facebook has once again made some changes that are rolling out in 2019 with the main change being they want to focus heavily on building
It’s Monday Marketing time, people! Today I thought I’d talk (more) about social media.
Last year, I did a series on Social Media but I think discussing it specifically for Marketing is important.
Not all social media is the same. Ones such as Twitter and Snapchat are fast-paced social media platforms.
LinkedIn is more business-oriented, designed more for making professional connections. Instagram is obviously a more visual platform, whereas Facebook… well, Facebook has changed a lot.
It used to be where everyone hung out (except me, I was a late (and grudging) comer to the platform).
In fact, it’s a shocker I’m even ON social media. I hate it, but it has its uses. Like Taxes.
I recently had a conversation with someone on social media about “gaining exposure”. They informed me that there was no point in them gaining exposure as they didn’t have a book out.
Okay, so I’ve mentioned it before but I need to say it again for the cheap seats at the back, “you should still look at getting exposure before you are published!!”
It was surprising just how many writers informed me they almost never leave book reviews, even for Indie authors. I will discuss this more later
