Help! The Dark Art of Tweeting

[Catherine Le Bars]

Hey all. I've just set up a twitter account (about a decade later than everyone else) It is specifically for Dr Darwin. Any tips on how to manage it and create a following would be most gratefully appreciated

 

[Nikky Lee]

I wrote a blog post specifically about this, you can read it here

How to Twitter as a writer

If you’re thinking about dipping a toe into the Twitter-verse, but are not sure how or where to begin, this is the guide for you.

www.nikkythewriter.com

A writer/Twitter friend of mine also put together this more extensive Twitter hashtag list: A #WritingCommunity Hashtag Guide to Twitter Interactions

 

[CageSage]

I'm afraid I have no idea what I'm doing on there, and barely scrape by ...

 

[Catherine Le Bars]

I wrote a blog post specifically about this, you can read it here

How to Twitter as a writer

If you’re thinking about dipping a toe into the Twitter-verse, but are not sure how or where to begin, this is the guide for you.

www.nikkythewriter.com

A writer/Twitter friend of mine also put together this more extensive Twitter hashtag list: A #WritingCommunity Hashtag Guide to Twitter Interactions

Thanks, Nicky. I'd hate to make a twit of myself. It's a minefield

 

[RK Wallis]

@Nmlee is our resident Twitter expert, you're in good hands if you read the post. It's a good one

 

[Hannah F]

I'm a bit twitter sparse but feel free to follow me: @Hfaoilean

 

[Catherine Le Bars]

@Nmlee is our resident Twitter expert, you're in good hands if you read the post. It's a good one

I believe strongly in the power of research, and do not wish to make a 'she who shall not be named' spectacle of myself

 

[Catherine Le Bars]

I'm afraid I have no idea what I'm doing on there, and barely scrape by ...

And that will be fine until one day...

 

[KateESal]

Book Twitter is mostly a good place to be, compared with other parts of Twitter (although I advise you to steer clear of carping about successful and/or celebrity authors and look out for the occasional troll, especially on #MSWL). But by and large, I've found Book Twitter to be a supportive place and have often found it a source of inspiration for one reason or another. Good luck!

I'm @KateESalisbury btw...

 

[Barbara]

I started Twittering too recently. (Still baffled by the whole affair.) Feel free to follow me. I'll follow you back. @Barbara_author