Everybody knows it\u2019s a page for a book, and they know that books can\u2019t type. They don’t expect to have a conversation with a book — they just want to offer observations when they comment.<\/p>\n

7. Use Messenger only for book marketing messages.<\/h2>\n

Isn’t it funny when people think you’ve sent them a personal message, only to discover that it’s a promotional messages about your book? (LOL!) This works especially well when the person you\u2019re messaging doesn’t read the type of books you write.<\/p>\n

8. Avoid sharing helpful information related to your book\u2019s topic on your profile, book page, or in relevant groups.<\/h2>\n

Let\u2019s be clear. When you share links to useful material on websites, blogs, etc., you start to look like you know something about your book\u2019s topic.<\/p>\n

Then people start asking you questions because they think you might be, well, an expert or something!<\/p>\n

You can\u2019t always be answering questions, right?\u00a0You\u2019ve got a book to promote and that takes time!<\/p>\n