Questions about Goodreads, Google and Giveaways

[Mark]

Elizabeth,

Thanks for the feedback. I still wonder why people don't remove it if they don't intend to read it. Is it too much trouble?

Mark

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

Mark wrote: "Elizabeth,

Thanks for the feedback. I still wonder why people don't remove it if they don't intend to read it. Is it too much trouble?

Mark"

Ha! I give up on why people do/don't do some things. Of course, I think the way I use Goodreads is the absolutely perfect way of doing things, but there are others who think differently. ;-)

[Jennifer]

They do intend to read it. On their timetable, not yours.

Readers are consumers. You cannot control them. Stop trying, and maybe someone will read your book. Of course, if they don't like it, you'll have a coronary anyway.

[Stacy]

Mark wrote: "Elizabeth,

Thanks for the feedback. I still wonder why people don't remove it if they don't intend to read it. Is it too much trouble?

Mark"

Why would you want them to remove it? When you add another book, that reader will be notified of its release. You could possibly gain sales that way.

[Jennifer]

You're getting the idea now, Hans :-)