Everything Tagged With "social media"
Think of tags as the index entries of my blog, Scribtotum, and my podcast, Sonitotum. Here’s everything published on this site at this moment with the tag “social media.”
074: The Thing About Social Media Is…
March 8, 2023: Episode 074 of Sonitotum with Matthew Wayne Selznick spells out the most important things to consider when you decide on a social media marketing strategy for authors.
Other tags associated with this content: indie author marketing, social media
It’s Never Too Early to Create Your Author Marketing Infrastructure
March 14, 2022: When is it time to create your author website, set up your social media, and mailing list? How's six months ago? I explain why the time to get started is right now or sooner!
Other tags associated with this content: branding, community building, independent creativity, indie author marketing, marketing, social media
021: The Squirrel Trappers Ruin Everything
September 3, 2020: In this episode of Sonitotum with Matthew Wayne Selznick, I can't even talk about Amazon ads, worldbuilding, or a healthier approach to Facebook without some idiots trying to mess with some innocent wild animals. Listen!
Other tags associated with this content: amazon advertising, creative life, mental health, social media, worldbuilding
Authors: This Secret To Selling Books On Social Networks Will Completely Change The Way You Sell Books On Social Networks
March 5, 2014: The secret authors need to know when they want to sell books on social networks.
Other tags associated with this content: empathy, ethics, marketing, social media
Social Networking: You’re Doing It Wrong, Part The Nth
November 30, 2011: Three great ways to kill the "social" in "social networking."
Other tags associated with this content: branding, marketing, social media
Does Social Media Make You More Social?
January 19, 2010: I know this isn't a new subject, but I've been thinking about it lately. Social media and social networks like Twitter, Facebook and the like are great for keeping in touch at a distance, bringing people together for causes and crises, and maintaining a kind of loose thread between friends and acquaintances. I'm wondering if…
Other tags associated with this content: ethics, personal, social media