2. Authors are a busy breed
There’s a balancing act for writers
between writing and everything else
◦ Family
◦ School
◦ Full Time Jobs
◦ Other hobbies, sports, gym
And, besides the actual writing - we
need to maintain a social presence
3. And I have one more for you to
consider - SlideShare
Before you
scream “Please,
no more social
sites to
maintain!”
SlideShare has
little to no
maintenance.
4. I recently added SlideShare to
my bag of tricks
It’s a free and easy way to be
found by professionals.
Makes you more searchable for:
◦ Speaking opportunities at
conferences
◦ Thought leadership for articles on
self-publishing, or
◦ Just to have all your bases covered
for social sharing networks
5. Slideshare as a tool
Embed into your website
Embed into your blog
Use as part of an online media kit
Click
through deck
right on
website
page,
expand, or
go to site
6. Content Marketing – Keep it
Interesting
Visual - graphics &
charts keep peoples
attention
Informational -
content rich
presentations get
shared
Short - no one likes
an overly long
presentation
7. Connect via the SlideShare
landing page to your online
presence
8. SlideShare . . .
Offers a basic, free version as well as
a more advanced Pro version
Connects with Facebook and LinkedIn
contacts so they can follow you
Brings in your Twitter feed and points
to your other social media sites
Helps your content go viral
9. The Benefits
Market each book with a
slideshare deck
Promote yourself as a thought
leader in the community
Create interesting visuals as part of
your website or blog
Use as a media kit for approaching -
or being searchable by -blogs,
online pubs, radio and traditional
newspapers
With 60 million monthly visitors and 130 million page views, it is
amongst the most visited 200 websites in the world.
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