10 Ways First-Time Writers Can Get Noticed on Social Media

For many writers, social media remains a mystery. They use a platform but they don’t sell books. K. D. Dowdall shares tips on using social media effectively.


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Writer’s Digest,  Emily Sweet, Guest Column, March 8, 2017



The changing literary and book publishing landscape makes it difficult for new authors to breakout. A plethora of new distribution formats, especially focused on self-publishing, opens brand new avenues for writers to get noticed, but also makes it incredibly easy to get lost in the sea of content. Unless you have a pre-existing social platform or public profile that extends beyond the world of books, “discoverability” can be a very elusive thing and it can be nearly impossible to get noticed on social media.



The changing literary and book publishing landscape makes it difficult for new authors to breakout. A plethora of new distribution formats, especially focused on self-publishing, opens brand new avenues for writers to get noticed, but also makes it incredibly easy to get lost in the sea of content. Unless you have a pre-existing social platform or public…


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