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SIX OF THE BEST… annoying conspiracies no one is talking about
It’s a conspiracy. You may not think it is, but it is. Maybe. By the way, did you check out my new story, “Thoughts and Prayers”, over at The Arcanist? You should. It’s only 1000 words; shouldn’t take you long to … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-vaxer, brand engineering, conspiracy, dishwasher, facebook, facebook videos, flu shot, garden hose, healthy food, jet-dry, lab tests, nametests, oil change, quest diagnostics, rinse-aid, spare tire, subdomain, top level domain, water
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SIX OF THE BEST… ways to support your writer friends when they publish a new book
Your writer friends (like me) need support and help when they publish a new book. Especially when there’s no big-name publisher around to help with the marketing. And even when there is a publisher, word-of-mouth is still the best way … Continue reading
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Tagged after the apocalypse, algorithm, amazon, criticism, emoji, facebook, faded glory, honesty, influencers, libraries, pre-order, preorder, publishing, review, sales numbers, self-publishing, social media, word of mouth
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SIX OF THE WORST… self-promotion fails
I suck at self-promotion.
When Social Groups Collide: Trust, Relationships, and Real Names
There’s a very high level of trust that goes with letting your social groups collide, especially in the internet age, especially when real names are involved, and especially when people in one social group value their privacy (for whatever reason). … Continue reading
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Tagged facebook, privacy, real names, social groups, social media, social networking
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Speculative Fiction and Engagement Marketing
I think it’s fair to say that speculative fiction has been hitting the “convincing people to vote for stuff using futuristic means” trope for a few decades now. From stories about voting how to kill people (or whether or not … Continue reading
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Tagged american gods, engagement marketing, facebook, marketing, neil gaiman, twitter, voting
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SIX OF THE WORST… things about social media (for writers)
I hate marketing myself. SIX OF THE WORST… things about social media (for writers)