So, I am cutting straight to the chase.
I am working on a book proposal about the real emotions of international adoption. Exciting! Yet now a days, proposals include numbers and such. Like for example: How many people follow you on twitter? Do you have a Facebook page? How many visits does your website get per day? How many email subscribers do you have?
It is pretty overwhelming, and I don;t expect to wow the agent or a publisher with my big numbers.
Nonetheless, I still wan to let you know that I am around all those social media sites.
First, I have a writer blog and you can visit it HERE. I don't share many personal stories, but I post 2-3 times a week. My posts deal with parenting, adoption, special needs, and faith.
I also host a wiring prompt linky, and would love for you to join us if you have a blog and need some ideas, or simply would enjoy writing with other people. This has nothing t do with self promotion, I would simply like to write with you!
If you are on twitter, you can find me HERE.
And lastly, I have a Facebook page. I share photos, funnies, links to articles I have enjoyed on topics about parenting, special needs, adoption and faith, sometimes I sadly announce I ran out of Nutella, and sometimes I share some great resources on the topics mentioned before.
It would be great if you would "like" my page. You can find it HERE.
So that's it. Self-promotion is over. I would appreciate your support and if you are building your platform, let me know so I can help you too!
I liked your FB page and followed you on Twitter! I've been trying to build my platform, too, as the publication date for my next novel grows nearer. I write Christian speculative fiction and can be found at www.facebook.com/jsbaileywrites and on Twitter @JSBailey_author. Good luck with your book proposal!
ReplyDeleteI liked your FB Page. I'm still trying to figure out Twitter, but followed you there, too.
ReplyDeleteHere's my info, hope you don't mind the links in your comments.
I have blog called Little Birds Dad: An illustrated story of a Dad's experiences raising his newborn baby with Downs Syndrome, told anonymously.
http://www.littlebirdsdad.com
The Little Birds Dad Facebook Page is at http://www.facebook.com/LittleBirdsDad - I am using the FB page to promote positive stories about children with Downs Syndrome in the news.
I'm also on Pinterest (Still trying to figure out that platform): http://pinterest.com/littlebirdsdad/