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#auteur #author ##écriture #writing #manuscrit #manuscript #authorplatform #platform #amwritingfantasy #amwriting #revision #collective #writer #advices #qrcode Here it is! Starting the author platform. The QR code will lead you to the Facebook page of the community. Feel free to join. The goal is to find people passionnate about writing and that really want to improve their manuscript. Hard work pay off, so let’s do that together. Feel free to comment the worst thing a beta reader ever told you about your text. We will find a way around it together 😏 Ça y est, je lance cette plateforme d’auteur! Ce code QR mène à la page Facebook , à vous de la rejoindre, il suffit de scanner le code avec le télephone. Vous pouvez commenter la pire critique qu’un béta-lecteur vous ai déja dit. On cherchera une solution ensemble 😏

From Hashtags to Handshakes: Building Your Author Platform at L.A. Book Confab

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Right now one of the biggest conversations in the indie publishing world is this: How much should authors rely on the big platforms vs. building their own direct connection with readers? For years many of us have leaned heavily on places like Amazon, Kindle Unlimited, and social media algorithms to reach readers. And they do work… until the algorithm changes, visibility drops, or royalties shift overnight. More and more indie authors are asking a different question: What happens if we build our own ecosystems? Websites. Newsletters. Direct bookshops. Reader communities. Spaces where readers can find us without an algorithm deciding if we’re visible that day. It’s a fascinating shift happening across the indie world right now. Some authors are thriving with it. Others feel overwhelmed by the tech, marketing, and time it takes. So I’m curious: ✍️ Authors: Are you focusing more on building your own platforms (websites, newsletters, direct sales), or are you still leaning mostly on the big retailers? 📖 Readers: Where do you prefer discovering new books — Amazon, social media, newsletters, or directly from an author’s website? Drop your thoughts below. The indie community works best when we share what’s actually working. 👇 Read the full article

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