17 Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts

Today is the monthly meeting of Kentucky Romance Writers. There are some incredible men and women in the organization, and I’m so proud to be a member of this RWA Chapter. 

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If you missed my writing & marketing tweets and retweets yesterday, here they are again:

1. 3 ways to drive leads on LinkedIn http://ow.ly/h6tbo
2. Why Are Traditionally Published Authors Self-Publishing? http://t.co/enFiVs5a  via @Bookgal RT @hbhand
3. Facebook More Influential Than Twitter For Social TV, Says Data [STUDY] http://ow.ly/h6EMB
4. How to pitch: http://t.co/M2sJGnUz RT @elizabethscraig
5. Do Goodreads Reviewers Lower the Rankings of Books on Amazon? http://ow.ly/h7tJR via @Phantomimic
6. Publishing--What to watch for in 2013: http://t.co/bN2kzbVa @MikeShatzkin RT @elizabethscraig
7. Blogging for Writers http://ow.ly/h7wz8 via @ElizabethSCraig Excellent perspective on blogging!
8. Blogging for SEO: How to Write Blog Posts That Rank Well http://ow.ly/h7x18 via @AmyPorterfield
9. 40 Ways to Develop and Protect Your Writing Brand: http://t.co/maNl2Y2i  RT @ElizabethSCraig
10. A Roadmap For Self-Publishing by John E. Nevola Author of The Last Jump - A Novel of World War II http://ow.ly/h7xFm #IAN1
11. Vowing to blog more? 7 shortcuts for fast blog posts http://ow.ly/h7xQe via @PublicityHound
12. 15 Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts impenitently PLUS Inspirational Music by @BalletMuzik http://ow.ly/h7FP8
13. The Challenge of Getting Visibility on Facebook's newsfeed [infographic] http://t.co/xkhR7HbU RT @bookgal
14. On Twitter, What’s The Difference Between A Reply And A Mention? http://ow.ly/h7OEP
15. What Are You Waiting For? http://ow.ly/h87aj  What have you been putting off? via @joebunting
16. The Power of a Reader's Word of Mouth http://ow.ly/h7PcO via @JodyHedlund
17. Publishing--What to watch for in 2013: http://t.co/bN2kzbVa  @MikeShatzkin RT @elizabethscraig 

I’m always looking for great content to share. If you have a writing and/or marketing blog, or have a favorite that you visit often, please leave a link in the comment section. Thanks for stopping by.

Happy writing & running, Kathy