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4 comments:
I'd love a post on synopses. They are the biggest bump in my writing road.
Great, Leslie! We'll see what we can do.
C'mon readers, I know you're out there! What else can we help you all with?
Ok, I have a writing topic that I need help with. What do we know about ebook tagging? Many boards host groups who tag sometimes hundreds of books on Amazon and B & N and in return everyone tags their books. Supposedly, the more tags you get the higher you are on the list? This is where I need clarification. I've read what the tags say they do. I don't understand how tagging your work makes it more visible. I don't know (an none of the published authors I know seem to know) if being on such a list is perfectly acceptable -- just good marketing -- or is frowned upon by other writers. I can't seem to find out enough information to a) know if I should join such a group and b) fully understand how to tag if I decide to. Anyone able to explain the world of tagging on Amazon? Thanks!
Interesting question, Ruth! We'll see what we come up with.
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