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Page 1: Duke University Book Marketing Week 6: Social Media

BOOKMARKETING WEEK 6

© 2014, Tara Lynne Groth

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“Homework”

Did you improve your website or create a ‘dummy’ account?

Writing Down the Bones, “Why I Write”

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WEEK 6: BOOK MARKETING ONLINE

Social Media

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Social Media During This Session

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Facebook Demographics

What does Facebook do?

Who is there?

180 million US users (1/14)

10% more women than men

3 million teens left Facebook

Users aged 55+ grew nearly 24%

Most users 18-54

1/3 college alumni

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Google+ Demographics

What does Google+ do?

Who is there?

540 million ‘active’ users as of 12/13

67% male

Average age 28

Typically used by professionals

Trend focus

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Pinterest Demographics

What does Pinterest do?

Who is there?

23% earn $50K-$75K annually

48% of social media sharing on iPads is for Pinterest

Mainly women

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Instagram Demographics

What does Instagram do?

Who is there?

150 million people

90% under 35

17% urban users

68% female

As of October 2014 7,200 teens surveyed:

76% Instagram 59% Twitter 45% Facebook

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Twitter Demographics

What does Twitter do?

Who is there?

1/3 of users are 18-29

No gender disparity

½ accounts are ‘active’

Generally most active 7AM-9AM PST

Urban users

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LinkedIn Demographics

What does LinkedIn do?

Who is there?

Generally higher education males

Most aged 18-54

Mainly upper-income users

Active time: Tuesday-Thursday; beginning & end of work day

*LinkedIn For Journalists*

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Social Media Users & Income

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#HASHTAGS FOR WRITERS

How Writers and Agents Tag Books on Social Media

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#Hashtags

‘Evergreen’

#amwriting

#amreading

#writing

#publishing

#kindle

#ebook

#plottip

#(genre)

Ever-changing

Hashtags for conferences

Check what’s trending

Check city/region you travel to

Create your own

Use hashtag for live chats

#spookierbooks

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AUTOMATED SOCIAL MEDIA

Cruise Control for Your Online Platform

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Solutions

Marketing automation – Online tools that manage social updates on your behalf 24/7. Some tools allow you to designate rules, such as “If someone ‘likes’ an update on Facebook, send it as a Tweet.” Or “If someone retweets a status, reply back with XYZ and post it to LinkedIn.”

Pros: Less time spent monitoring and engaging. Content that users are interested in is shared. Timing can be strategized. You can be the source for the latest publishing trends.

Cons: Less real engagement. You don’t know your fans. What if you meet them in person? Content cloud. Users are smart. They know it’s not you. Reliability

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NEXT WEEK: BOOK REVIEWS

How to Acquire and What to Do With Them

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“Homework”

Read: Six Figure Freelancing, Chapter 10 “Working With Agents, Experts & Other Writers”

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Remaining Weeks

Week 7: Book Reviews

Week 8: Writing Goals and SWOT

Week 9: Query Letters

Week 10: Wild Card! WordPress navigation Amazon Author Page Optimization Internet Summit updates

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Sources

http://www.businessinsider.com/2014-social-media-demographics-update-2014-9

http://istrategylabs.com/2014/01/3-million-teens-leave-facebook-in-3-years-the-2014-facebook-demographic-report/

http://www.businessinsider.com/instagram-demographics-2013-12

http://www.businessinsider.com/demographics-on-pinterest-that-make-the-social-network-attractive-to-marketers-2014-4

http://marketingland.com/survey-says-teens-fleeing-facebook-103174

http://agileimpact.org/social-media-demographics-linkedin-google/

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© 2014, Tara Lynne Groth

Connect:‘Resources for Writers’ – www.taralynnegroth.comTwitter - @writenakedwritenaked.wordpress.com

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