Previously we discussed how blog comments can help sell books. Similarly interacting on social media can also drive traffic to your author page and help sell books and/or products. I’ve written previously on the importance of engaging your audience on social media sites, so I won’t beat the drum of that in this particular blog [...]

When my company Write One Publications, Inc. joined Twitter, my personal account had been open for a while and I was tweeting regularly. With my business account, I instead took a little time to observe the conversation of other writers and the publishing industry to determine the best way my business could provide value. Twitter has [...]

When I first joined social media many years ago, I had no idea the impact social media would have on networking and relationships. With the knowledge I have now, I would’ve made better use of the early days. This was when Myspace was the most popular site and we adults were trying to market ourselves [...]

Yesterday, I shared how Google stores information related to purchases and Internet history if you have a Google email account. That post got me to thinking how important it is to understand how your web surfing is being tracked by the websites you visit and what information is being shared on the world wide web. [...]

Do you know about Google Dashboard? Google stores information on just about everything linked through your Google account. From purchases to pictures on your blog. They even keep track of what you search on the Internet. This is how they’re able to have targeted ads to match your interests. If you have a Google account, [...]