Social Media Myths New Writers Need to QUIT Believing Part 1

Meet This Week's Guest

Welcome to Your Best Writing Life, an extension of the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference held in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mts of NC. I’m your host, Linda Goldfarb. Each week, I bring tips and strategies from writing and publishing industry experts to help you excel in your craft. I’m so glad you’re listening in. During this part one episode, you’ll learn about three of the top five… Common Social Media Myths New Writers Need to QUIT Believing

My industry expert is Edie Melson. Edie is a woman of faith with ink-stained fingers who is observing life through the lens of her camera. As a popular speaker, Edie encourages and challenges audiences on the necessity of Soul Care and leads workshops throughout the world on staying connected to God. Her numerous books, including the award-winning Soul Care series, reflect her passion for helping others develop the strength of their God-given gifts and apply them to their lives. Since 2017, Edie’s industry blog, The Write Conversation, has been recognized as a Writer’s Digest Top 101 Sites for Writers. She’s the director of the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference and a board member of the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association. She and her husband Kirk have been married for 40+ years and raised three sons. They live in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and can often be found hiking and enjoying life together—Please welcome Edie Melson to Your Best Writing Life.

Here are the myths we bust today!

1. Social media sells books!
2. If I don’t have a book, I don’t have anything valuable to share.
3. I can build my social media after I write/publish the book.

Is Social Media Still a Wise Investment? PDF Download

Edie Melson, Social Media Coach – write Social Media Coaching in the subject line

Be on the lookout for Part Two of our Common Social Media Myths New Writers Need to QUIT Believing series.