An Easy Way to Tweet, a Post by R. Clint Peters
- R. Clint Peters, Author
- Dec 18, 2014
- 2 min read
The importance of tweeting can’t be over emphasized. It is the life blood of Twitter. There are several free programs to allow you to tweet, but I have discovered one common denominator that slows down the action: I have to type what I want to tweet into the “What’s Happening” box on Twitter or the box on the tweet programs. Either way, it’s a pain in the fingers.
There is an alternative. Compose your tweets in your word processor and then copy and paste them to Twitter.
Here are a few of the tweets I send out:
Are you an author? Do you want more exposure? Join The Authors Club for FREE http://theauthorsclub.weebly.com
Are you an author? Nothing But Author’s Interviews would like to interview you. http://nothingbutinterviews.wordpress.com
Are you an author? Has your book been reviewed? Submit the review to Nothing But Book Reviews http://onlybookreviews.wordpress.com
Looking for a FREE book to read? Join The Authors Club, Read a book, Write a review http://theauthorsclub.weebly.com
Are you an author? Did you pay someone to review your book? Try reciprocal book reviews at http://theauthorsclub.weebly.com
Are you an author? Get your copy of the Author’s Interview Questionnaire at http://theauthorsclub.weebly.com
Need something new to read? Check out the authors at The Authors Club. http://theauthorsclub.weebly.com
Are you an author? Has your book been reviewed? Submit it to Nothing But Book Reviews for more exposure. http://onlybookreviews.wordpress.com
Got some free time? Would you like to review a book? Check out the authors at http://theauthorsclub.weebly.com
Do you pay for your 5-star book reviews? Are they truly honest reviews? Try reciprocal reviews at http://theauthorsclub.weebly.com
Nothing But Author’s Interviews is soliciting authors to be interviewed. Check out http://nothingbutinterviews.wordpress.com
It takes a minute to sign onto Twitter and then a minute or two to copy and paste those tweets into the tweet box or into the box of an automatic tweeter.
Why did I include tweets about The Author’s Club?
It’s all about the numbers, and you can help increase the numbers in The Author’s Club by tweeting about The Author’s Club five minutes a day.
Why does every author who ever put a pen to a page want to be on Amazon? Because it’s the BIGGEST library in the Universe. The publisher who is publishing The Alberta Connection, a Ryce Dalton novel, found the novel on Amazon.
If you could spend five minutes a day tweeting about The Author’s Club with the potential of someone finding your novel, would you tweet for five minutes a day?
The Author’s Club has over 125 members. If each member tweeted about the club five times a day, that would result in 625 tweets about the club every day. If five new members joined each week, in six months the membership would double. And the daily tweets would double.
There are no promises in social media, but there are possibilities. If you were promised success by tweeting five minutes a day, would you spend that time tweeting? Try it for three months. See if your five minutes a day will help you and the rest of The Author’s Club.
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