GOING to Write an eBook? Promote it with Twitter hashtags!

GOING to Write an eBook? Promote it with Twitter hashtags!

Sep 17
GOING to Write an eBook?  Promote it with Twitter hashtags!
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Thinking about writing an eBook?

Great idea!  But let me first suggest that you…

Think of a hashtag to promote it.

It’s actually quite simple, really!  When you’re in project creation mode or ebook-writing mode or thinking-about-anything for-the-future mode…you want to alert your audience to that fact.

Hashtags make this easy!

Back when I was writing Income Fitness, Book 1, I would periodically tweet something about my progress like so:

  • Writing #IncomeFitness#ebook  last chapter, YAY!

or

  • Have to write the salescopy for #IncomeFitness – hate writing sales copy!

Seeding your timeline with references to your future product…it’s a very good thing to do indeed!

Got questions about Twitter hashtags?  Check out:

You can even "register" your hashtag at Twubs too!

If you can define an entire hashtag around your brand (like I did for #IncomeFitness), it will help your marketing when your ebook finally IS ready for distribution. 

Your income’s fitness will thank you for it.  :)

Enjoy,

Barbara Ling

ps – if you’d like THE best resource for writing an ebook, click below for:

Building Your eBook Empire
(I learned a lot from it meself!)

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Barbara Author: Barbara Ling. 17+ Year veteran marketing entrepreneur, currently specializing in teaching others how to build a viral fanbase/community online using Facebook, Pinterest, blogging, coffee (lots of coffee, or maybe tea if that's your preference) and more! See my Google Profile here!

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