by Karen Whiting
@KarenHWhitingSocial media, focus groups, beta readers, and online reviews create plenty of reader feedback. Those words provide fodder for marketing.
Using reader feedback lets readers know you listen and value the opinions of your followers. That adds to your relationship with readers and others who provide feedback. It also develops reader loyalty.
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Karen Whiting (
www.karenwhiting.com) is an international speaker, former television host of Puppets on Parade, certified writing and marketing coach, and award-winning author of twenty-six books for women, children, and families. Her newest book,
52 Weekly Devotions for Families Called to Serve, uses stories, activities, and chat prompts to help families develop servant hearts and foster strong bonds in families who have members serving the community, nation, or world.
She has a heart to grow tomorrow’s wholesome families today. She has written more than seven hundred articles for more than sixty publications and loves to let creativity splash over the pages of what she writes. She writes for Leading Hearts and Crosswalk.com. Connect with Karen on Twitter @KarenHWhiting, Pinterest KarenWhiting, and FB KarenHWhiting
Published on September 20, 2020 22:00