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By: Yvette Carol

Yvette Carol — Mon, 10 Sep 2012 01:42:03 +0000

Hi Kristen, I put a subscribe box on my website, for fans to sign up for the newsletter. And one of the girls on my Writing for Children tribe said, ‘be careful people don’t treat it like spam’. From then on, I noticed how often I, too, automatically hit delete over most of the stuff in my Inbox every day. I went back and took the subscribe box off my site and just added my email address instead. It was an instant relief. I don’t want to start up my own newsletter when I can’t be bothered reading them, myself. There are more important things to do. I have way more fun on Facebook, Pinterest and WANA!

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By: Char Newcomb

Char Newcomb — Sat, 08 Sep 2012 02:12:19 +0000

I’ve found that I’m using lists more – identifying writers who aren’t just spamming their own books but post links to other great content. If I’m too busy, I just scan my ‘read-’em’ list. What bugs me the most is those who follow up with a DM after I follow them and suggest I should go check out their brilliant work. What a turn off!

By: Johanna Denton (@JohannaDenton)

Johanna Denton (@JohannaDenton) — Fri, 07 Sep 2012 16:02:59 +0000

So true, Kristen. When I first joined Twitter, I liked the friendliness and soon realized what most people have mentioned here: self-promoting messages. However, I have found several strong connections that have turned into good friends. That alone makes it worthwhile.