Shamelessly (& Endlessly) Promote Your Blog/Website/Review site

[smartgboy]

I made a blog on the latest news and reviews for smartphones and I need your thoughts on what to change or ad to it. All suggestions will be appreciated!


Link to my smartphone blog: www.trendingphones.com


Thank you very much!

[Quexos]

Looks nice. It seems cell phones is your thing.
Just don't make it a spam place by letting too many pop-ups ruin the fun of those who visit it.

[bektamun]

Hey folks, as an indie author I know how hard it can be getting your book promoted. Let's face it, most of us would rather be writing than promoting. For nearly 12months I've been using my blog as a means not only to help promote my work, but to help fellow indie authors. Specifically those falling in the category of Speculative Fiction.

I don't do reviews (please don't ask) because between writing, blogging and managing a business I simply don't have time. Just because I don't do book reviews doesn't mean there isn't others ways of spreading the word.

Take a look at: http://rebekaharrington.com/author-promotion/

I make no promises of a massive increase in sales or instant stardom. No one can promise that. My mission is to help my fellow writers get as much exposure as possible. Every bit counts.

I hope to see my inbox overflowing with requests from my indie colleagues.

[Anna Drake]

Starting today I'm releasing for free my serial-mystery novella, All Grown Up, chapter by chapter on my blog. http://annadrakeauthor.wordpress.com

Please feel free to simply read the book or to jump in and serve as a beta reader. Thank you, Anna Drake.

[Echo75]

Hi Everyone,

I'd like to alert you to a website I launched just yesterday www.indiereviewtracker.com (Take the Puzzle out of Book Promotion)

As well providing content about all things indie, it lists more than 160 reviewers, advertising sites, and service provider sites for indie authors, with more being added by the day. There is also a promotional "To-do List" function, which enables you to keep track of where and when you submitted for review.

It is free to register as a forum member (using the Submit Your Site form) or to list your author site or blog (or review site or business page, if you provide services to indies). To register to use the tracker, you'll invest just $14.95 for a year-long subscription. I really want this to be a vibrant and cooperative network for indie authors—a place where we can all help each other to promote more easily and contribute—so please stop by. It's a brand new site, and I appreciate all the support I can get.

Cheers
Karin

[bookurve]

Dear Readers,

We are released a iPad App which helps the readers discover more books. for now we have just gone for the iPad device and in future will be on more platforms. Please download the app and let us know the feedback.

website: www.bookurve.com
itunes link: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/booku...6083?ls=1&mt=8

Thanks

[jonaswrites]

Hi,

I write a blog about writing and lots of other things at http://jonaswrites.com/ (just click "My blog" in the navigation menu)

I recently wrote a guest post for http://www.curriculumcreativity.com and will happily do so for other sites and blogs as well if you have a decent amount of readers and/or an interesting topic for me to cover.

Please check it out and contact me jonaswrites@gmail.com if you have any ideas of feedback.

Have a nice Sunday!

Best regards,
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[DozenBooks]

Originally Posted by MrsJoseph

I beta tested the system. It's fine but it only works well if you are invested in the system. Meaning that 20 books will get you crap recs. You need to have a lot more. I have over 398 ratings and over 100 reviews and I still get crap recs.

You mat want to try our site, http://dozen.sovtover.com. We are trying to give good recommendations much earlier in the game - couple dozens of ratings should already give you something interesting, though, as with any recommendation sites, more is better

[DarkScribe]

Your link is not working.

[pidgeon92]

PDF, huh? I'd rather have a solution with OCR at the front end.

[Tome Keeper]

New Review:

Confessions of a Male Nurse - a non-fiction offering.

http://tomesofthesoul.blogspot.co.uk...-nurse-by.html

[raychensmith]

Hi, everyone.

I'm a writer and teacher living in Los Angeles, California. I have a website that has my current novel and also previous published work you can download for free (e.g., short stories published in literary magazines):

www.raychensmith.com

I also have a blog whose latest entry is called "The Best non-James Patterson, James Patterson-like books." Yeah, it's tongue in cheek.

http://raychensmith.blogspot.com/

I'm on Mobilereads since everyone talks about it so I wanted to see what's up. Hope everyone's doing fine in this scorching heat (assuming you're stateside, of course). If you're not stateside, I apologize for my Americentric attitude, and I promise to work at it.

[Linda S. Prather]

Join us on Facebook for News, Views and Fun

http://www.facebook.com/mobileprotec...ewsViewsAndFun

[lectus]

Hi all.

My site is Lectus (chosen in Latin), at http://onlectus.blogspot.com/

I read more books that I can keep up with.

It would be awesome if besides a link for Twitter there was a link for Facebook and Goodreads.

Regards

[caleb72]

Been a bit of a gap for me, but I've finally put up my next book review. This time it's a freebie from Australian writer, David Kitson.

Turing Evolved seems to have a bit of Asimov, a generous splash of military sci-fi and plenty of cyberspace to go around.

Here's the link: http://papyrus.calebblake.net/2012/0...-david-kitson/