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Congratulations on writing your first Novel! In my opinion, the most important aspect of 'web presence' a writer can ever have is an email list. No matter what platform you'll be on, email is the one thing that connects you directly to your reader's inbox. You need that kind of connection to your readers where you can keep them updated and engaged with your ...
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At a bare minimum, you need a central landing place to direct people to in your marketing.
The important items you want to cover are:
Title and brief description (genre, audience) of your book.
Your name.
Where to buy it.
This can be for just your book/series or for all your works. If you only have one work now, you can set it up for that and decided ...
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You need a website
As a fiction author you should buy a web domain (URL) as close to your nom de plume as possible. Include contact info, and a professional bio. If you want a blog or some personal pages that's ok too, but primarily treat this webpage as a professional address, as if it's your booth at a writer's expo – a little more advertising and splash, ...
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Exchanging links with websites that you think are good, have useful info, etc. is a reasonable approach. I would not try a link exchange with a site that is a free-for-all, disorganized, and so on, because you want your site associated with positive, value-added experience. Email the owner of the site, provide your links, and ask if they are willing to do an ...
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Coming to this question 2 years after it was posted, I find the following:
Of a total of 11 reviews, there is 1 5-star review, 1 4-star review, and 9 1-star reviews. Nothing in-between.
Of the low reviews, some are clearly against you because of your positions.
We will be attacked by the world and by the devil, we do not need
these kinds of attacks ...
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