One of the most common complaints I hear about Twitter from people is that it’s “useless.” I’m always curious when I hear this as to how someone determined that. Did they look at their website hits? See how many times they got retweeted? There are a number of ways to determine if Twitter is a good resource for you, and a lot depends on your goals.
Most writers I know want more people to buy their books. In order to get people to notice you, you have to get your name out there. Twitter is one way to do that. Want more traffic to your website? Twitter is one way to do that as well.
As you can probably tell, I know that Twitter works for me, which is why I wrote 21 Ways to Promote Your Book on Twitter. I’m participating in a virtual tour for my book this month, and one of the stops is at Megan DiMaria‘s blog where I discuss how to tell if twitter is working for you. Come check it out!
