500+ Hashtags for Writers

by Elaine L. Orr

Overview

Twitter can be a valuable tool in an author's book marketing strategy. In "500+ Hashtags for Writers" you'll learn what a hashtag is and how choosing the right ones help you reach readers who are interested in your book's topics. Though geared to fiction writers, the ideas here will be helpful for nonfiction writers as well as readers. While no one can guarantee using Twitter will expand your sales pool, this author had no sales in international markets before using Twitter and a few days without using it bring sales down.

As one reviewer says, "Ms. Orr does an excellent job of getting the meat of things in an useful way. For a Twitter novice, there is information that makes the process clearer and the list of hashtags is comprehensive but makes it easy to come up with more targeted ones."

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045979702
Publisher:	Elaine L. Orr
Publication date:	05/30/2014
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	80 KB

About the Author

Elaine L. Orr writes four mystery series, including the twelve-book Jolie Gentil cozy mystery series. Behind the Walls was a finalist for the 2014 Chanticleer Mystery and Mayhem Awards. The first book in her River's Edge series, From Newsprint to Footprints, came out in late 2015, and the Logland series began with Tip a Hat to Murder in 2016. Demise of a Devious Neighbor, the second River's Edge book, was a Chanticleer finalist in 2017.

Her newest series, the Family History Mystery Series, is set in the mountains of Western Maryland and debuted in 2020 with Least Trodden Ground. The second book in the series, The Unscheduled Murder Trip, received an Indie B.R.A.G. Medallion in 2021.

She also writes plays and novellas, including the one-act play, Common Ground published in 2015. Her novella, Falling into Place, tells the story of a family managing the results of an Iowa father’s World War II experience with humor and grace. Another novella, Biding Time, was one of five finalists in the National Press Club's first fiction contest, in 1993. In the Shadow of Light is the fictional story of children separated from their mother at the US/Mexico border.
Elaine is a member of Sisters in Crime and the Indiana Writers’ Center.

Elaine conducts presentations and teaches online classes on book publishing and other writing-related topics. Nonfiction includes Words to Write By: Getting Your Thoughts on Paper and Writing When Time is Scarce. She graduated from the University of Dayton and the American University. A member of Sisters in Crime and the Indiana Writers Center, Elaine grew up in Maryland and moved to the Midwest in 1994.

Her fiction and nonfiction are at all online retailers in all formats -- ebooks, paperbacks, large print, and (on Amazon, itunes, and Audible.com) audio in digital form. Paperbacks can be ordered through Barnes and Noble Stores as well as t heir online site.

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