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Facebook seems to be the social media platform that many authors feel like they have to be on, but not as many actually want to be on. I get it. With the privacy concerns and the creepily targeted advertising and relatives sharing questionable content, it’s not always the happiest place to be.
But, it’s often the place to be. It’s still the leading social media platform in terms of audience size and breadth. And the variety of ways you can engage with people makes it hard to beat for authors.
In this episode, I’m going to break down the three main spaces on Facebook and the best uses for each, from an author’s perspective. Those three spaces are profiles, pages and groups.
Also, check out the top of this week’s TBR pile: The Business of Love by Kerri Keberly (this is an Amazon affiliate link).
THE GOODS
- Dating You / Hating You
“>Dating You/Hating You by Christina Lauren (this is an Amazon affiliate link).