What are some good social platform websites to promote your writing?

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   BakerRamblesposted 13 years ago

   What are some good social platform websites to promote your writing?

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   clayxmatthewsxfanposted 13 years ago

   I think of HubPages, Blogger or Facebook. I use all of them and have had some great feedback.

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   Dr Mohamed Rabieposted 13 years ago

   Facebook may be very useful. But, you must be very social in facebook community.

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   Smokes Angelposted 13 years ago

   I have over 4000 friends on facebook so that is a good one.  Try www.redgage.com or stumble upon. Oh and submit your profile to google

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   Grime Remixposted 13 years ago

   The top three Facebook, Twitter, Google plus are great places to start.  Each platform has it's own culture and expectations and will require separate approaches. For example Facebook you'll truly want to be social and focus on being interesting, helpful, and conversational.  The actual promoting is secondary and works best when minimal.  Even on your Facebook Page.  Twitter you'd want to focus on being informative and entertaining with a few lines of text. Twitter is also a great news source for people and current events update leader.  Google Plus supports images and video well and can serve as a hook or bait to get people interested.  It's also easier to add people and organize them into circles. 
   
   Wordpress and Blogger are blog platforms but definitely have a legitimate network of users who  will visit and interact with you through comments. 
   
   I hope this helps in some way.

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   prettylittlewhimsposted 13 years ago

   facebook or Wattpad:) Lots of readers in Wattpad!

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   TajSinghposted 13 years ago

   Facebook and twitter are top on the list.

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   cygnetbrownposted 13 years ago

   I definitely recommend using Facebook, twitter, and Google plus for starters. But don't forget the social platforms related to your niche. Forums still provide access to people who are interested in what you're interested in promoting. Even getting to know other hubbers here in hubpages increases your network.

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   Christopher Floydposted 13 years ago

   It's not a social platform per se, but Everydayfiction.com is a solid community. If you write flash, they're a paying market. Also, I've interacted with some of the site managers. One was kind enough to examine a manuscript of mine, and her criticism was very helpful.

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    Diptesh thakoreposted 13 years ago

    Facebook, Twitter and Google Plus this three are the good social platform websites to promote your writing

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