1. Goodreads: Set up an author page, because passionate members recommend books, compare what they're reading, review, discuss, debate, and join book clubs. Tip: Offer a free giveaway for the book.
2. Indiebound: This American Booksellers Association site allows you to make lists of your titles and other favorites, "fan" your favorite indies, and sign up for an affiliate account to generate links to books. Tip: Create a free book widget to post on your website or blog.
3. Amazon: The Author Central program makes it easy to view and edit your bibliography, add a photo and biography to a personal profile, and upload missing book cover images. Tip: Import your blog posts to your Amazon author page.
4. GetGlue: Glue serves as a web-based concierge to help people find books (and other entertainment). Their techie folk create free book widgets for authors. Tip: Submit your book for a Guru Giveaway.


7 comments:
These are great! I've also discovered that Booktour.com will feed your events directly to your Amazon and Goodreads pages.
Great info. I have saved the information for the day I need it. (please let it be soon!)
Much thanks, Mitali!
I have a paperback version of Kimchi & Calamari due out later this month and you've really educated me!
Yours is always a beneficial blog to read -- fun too!
Rose Kent
Bless your heart for walking us through this twitter stuff!
Thanks Mitali! I'd been wondering about your Twitter Book Parties, thanks for the clear explanation and directions.
Thanks for all the info. This is great.
This is such great, practical advice. Thanks.
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