It’s nice when new beginnings happen the way we plan, does it?
Mine didn’t happen that way. Continue reading “New Beginnings for January 2020”
Between God’s perfect timing, hope*writers, and well, generally, God’s perfect timing, I’ve been hard at work preparing a new way of putting my writing, social media, branding out to you – my reader.
I’m more focused, intentional, and hopefully, personal.
I have one big goal for 2020 and that’s to make my writing branding and business full time.
To do that, I have to be focused and purposeful. No more doing things just creating social media buzz to keep my feed busy. I’m not going to keep creating content just to have content.
No more trying to match national calendar days to my novels in some ways. Or constantly trying to sell, sell, sell my novels.
I can’t say I know completely what that looks like.
When I decided to become a self-published author, I read a lot about what to do and not do. Most everyone recommended having a website AND a strong social media presence.
This was difficult because up until this time I just had a Facebook page (which I only got to keep up with church group events during college) and I had no desire for anything else. I like my life being private.
But I kept finding posts and books in my research which said this was a MUST DO action to be a self-published author to get my name and novels out in the world.
Facebook Business Page www.facebook.com/acboulier
Instagram www.instagram.com/acboulier_author
Twitter twitter.com/acboulier
Great, I have accounts, but what do I put on them? I’m not a document every moment of my life kind of girl and I can only take so many pictures of my laptop and a cup of coffee.
