What is Tumblr? Tumblr sold to Yahoo. Yahoo buys Tumblr, community upset. What do you think? Is this a good or bad thing?
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8 Must-Have Elements For Your Author Website | Linda Lee | Author Solutions
Author Solutions Webinar presented by Linda Lee Are you an author who needs help putting together your website? Do you have a website that needs some help and wonder what you are missing? Join me and Author Solutions, Oct 26, 2011 4:30 PST, 7:30 EST for this FREE webinar. This webinar can be viewed later of the Author Solutions-Author Learning Center. They offer all their webinars for free! Click here to sign up now as a guest and then sign up here for my webinar, and the login information will be sent to you via email to join us for “8 Must Have Elements For Your Author Website”. I also cover some alternate free methods and places you can promote yourself and your books and products. We will cover social meda badges, adding sample book content to your website, creating a sales page and much more. It is packed with great information. Not too complicated or hard to understand, just the facts with rock solid resources and directions to help you create the best Author Website for your needs. I speak in plain english not techspeak. You can a.lso watch it again after the live Webinar is done so don’t […]
Google Plus One, or Google+1, How to add the button on your website.
Google plus is DEAD. I have been working online since 1998 and I am here to tell you, Google needs to stop trying to be a social networking site. So many attempts and so many failures. This entire article I wrote is now defunk. It is is still good for just setting up a google ID, but that it is it. 1. Get a Google account. Click here to start a Google account. 2. Set up a Google Profile. Click here to set up your Google Profile. 3. Set up the Google Plus 1 button on your website. ( Never mind this, Google Plus is dead).
How can I set up a strategic system or tweet plan where I am not creating more work for myself?
Kim Edwards is writing an article for the Independent Book Publishers Association, and she sent me some interview questions. One of the questions was: “How can I set up a strategic system or tweet plan where I am not creating more work for myself?”. This is a great question for me because I just recently started using twitterfeed. This is a tool that has greatly increased my traffic, (doubled it from the day I started using it!), and saved me so much time. If you are using Facebook and twitter and Linkedin and not using this tool, run don’t walk to sign up now. Did I mention it is FREE. I would pay to use this. It does take about 30 minutes to set up correctly. Well at least it took me that long because I felt a little confused about the feeds and I did not get a confirmation message after filling things in and I kept trying to check it and was not sure how to do that. Sometimes when I find myself feeling like that online I discovered it pays to leave it and go back. When I checked back later it was all there to see […]