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rynlingTikTok for Authors: The Ultimate Guide
https://kindlepreneur.com/tiktok/
Well, I'm here to say that, for now at least, TikTok is definitely worth a look for authors who want to expand their social media audiences. In fact, I might go so far as to say that TikTok is the best social media for connecting with readers.
After all, you don't see shelves at your local bookstore with Facebook favorites.
Here is my experience: I started out knowing nothing about the platform before beginning preliminary research for this article. But in just a few short weeks, I managed to get my TikTok subscribers over 1000, and saw measurable increases in my book sales and newsletter signups. The hype is real, folks.
NOPE. 🙃
For the record, I briefly attempted to engage with the Bookstagram "community," and it made me hate myself. A few of my mutuals on Instagram are distinguished older professors in their late sixties and seventies, and when I see them trying to create Bookstagram "content" I die a little on the inside.Then again, they're going to have to put up with my Bowser fan art, so
https://kindlepreneur.com/tiktok/
Well, I'm here to say that, for now at least, TikTok is definitely worth a look for authors who want to expand their social media audiences. In fact, I might go so far as to say that TikTok is the best social media for connecting with readers.
After all, you don't see shelves at your local bookstore with Facebook favorites.
Here is my experience: I started out knowing nothing about the platform before beginning preliminary research for this article. But in just a few short weeks, I managed to get my TikTok subscribers over 1000, and saw measurable increases in my book sales and newsletter signups. The hype is real, folks.
NOPE. 🙃
For the record, I briefly attempted to engage with the Bookstagram "community," and it made me hate myself. A few of my mutuals on Instagram are distinguished older professors in their late sixties and seventies, and when I see them trying to create Bookstagram "content" I die a little on the inside.
