Still More Ramblings through Social Media
– Thursdays
Let’s review.
Blog wise, my week looks like this:
Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Blog: A Day in the Life of a
Science Fiction Writer
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1st and 3rd
Mondays are Almanac posts with
comments on life—mine, with examples, and life in general
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2nd and 4th
Tuesdays will continue the Day in the
Life posts with thoughts on writing and associated topics
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No regular blog posts
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No regular
blog posts |
Every Friday there will be
and Expression of Faith post. These are short devotional thoughts on specific
Scripture verses
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Twitter: @crdowningAuthor
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#SciFiBday
#SciFact
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#SciFact
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#(book title)
#apbioanswers
#SciFact
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#TBT
#apbioanswers
#SciFact
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#FF
#SciFact
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New Stuff—mostly.
Since today is a Second Tuesday, this is a blog on writing and the business of writing. Specifically, this is another post what I’m doing with social media.
Twitter, Facebook, and this blog are my primary foci for
social media. I also post daily to LinkedIn. LinkedIn posts are the same as my
Twitter tweets. Hootsuite allows me to direct any message to Twitter, Facebook,
and LinkedIn at the same time. Therefore, the amount of time I spend on planned
tweets also fuels the fires on Facebook and LinkedIn—a BIG saving of time!
When I put up the message through Hootsuite, all three of
the media channels are set to release the message at the same time. That’s fine
with me for Twitter and LinkedIn. But, since my CRDowningAuthor Facebook page
is set to automatically forward whatever I post there to Twitter, I don’t the
Facebook post to be at the same time as the Tweet. So, I edit the LinkedIn post-time to
later in the day.
Changing the time of the Facebook post gives me two of the same posts
on Twitter. I have a goal for all scheduled tweets to be tweeted twice during the day—once in the AM and again in the PM—so I copy and paste my tweets into a new Hootsuite message for
just Twitter if they are only tweets. All I have to change is the release time.
I described #apbioanswers in the last blog. They are only
on Twitter and are targeted at AP Biology students.
Thursdays
#TBT is the typical “throwback Thursday” most of you are familiar
with. My goal here is to highlight some of my collection of Golden Age
(1940-1970ish) sci fi anthologies or novels—or a book by my Birthday author
that week.
Here’s a sample Tweet.
#TBT Remember this classic
by John E. Stith? http://ow.ly/NC0AN The link shows the cover of one of his books, Redshift Rendezvous.
And this is the Monday b’day tweet for that week.
#SciFiBdays John E.
Stith 68 Prolific hard sci-fi @SherryFrazier http://ow.ly/NBZVM
http://ow.ly/NBZVN
I try to include a photo of the cover of the book listed
on #TBT. The cover is a link to where the book can be published, if it’s still in
print.
You probably noticed that #SciFact is ubiquitous. More
on the rationale for the ubiquity in two weeks in the next Tuesday blog.
Next
blog: Ramblings
through Social Media (continued) – #SciFact
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