Unlocking Pinterest for Authors

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Authors' Allies

Rebecca Hallbach Paciorek

26 episodes

4 days ago

For the past decade, I've worked closely with authors and noticed that independent authors often struggle to get exposure compared to traditionally published authors. This led me to start the Authors Allies Roundtable, a membership designed to help indie authors build their marketing skills piece by piece. From Facebook vlog to here, Books and Brew is now the Authors' Allies podcast, we'll be sharing tips and tricks for book promotion and interviewing talented authors. Be sure to subscribe and follow us on social media. #books #coffee #indieauthor #author #bookmarketing #authorsallies

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Unlocking Pinterest for Authors

Authors' Allies

14 minutes 53 seconds

3 months ago

Unlocking Pinterest for Authors

In this episode of Authors’ Allies, Rebecca Hallbach Paciorek discusses the benefits of using Pinterest as a marketing tool for authors. She highlights the demographics of Pinterest users, the platform's potential for driving book sales, and the importance of creating engaging content. The conversation covers practical tips for setting up Pinterest boards, optimizing for SEO, and maintaining consistency in posting. Rebecca also emphasizes the value of building a personal connection with readers through visual content.

Pinterest is a valuable platform for authors to reach their target audience.
The majority of Pinterest users are women aged 25 to 44, aligning with many authors' readership.
Pinterest users are often looking for inspiration and solutions, making them more engaged.
Higher income users on Pinterest are more likely to purchase books.
Pins remain searchable indefinitely, providing long-term visibility for content.
Authors can use Pinterest to promote their backlist books effectively.

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Authors’ Allies⁠ RoundTable⁠ can be found on our ⁠website.⁠

Ebook: Did you download your copy of 10 Steps to Your Ultimate Book Marketing Plan ebook yet? You can get that⁠ ⁠HERE.⁠⁠

Get the free Pinterest Canva templates mentioned in the episode HERE.

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Email us: info@authorsallies.com

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