Among the newer tactics for book marketing campaigns, livestreaming gives authors an excellent opportunity to connect with readers. It's an online relationship-building tool with fantastic potential to promote books optimally. Also, the growth in smartphones, which are now nearly universal, puts more people in the potential audience. You can promote a live-streamed event on social media and even conduct one directly from your account. Some authors hold periodic livestreams to increase their visibility and stay in touch with fans; you can decide how often works best for you.
What do authors do on livestreams? Publicity experts point out multiple opportunities (plus any new and creative ones you devise yourself). For example, you can publicize an upcoming book by reading a chapter. You can also talk about things in a "behind-the-scenes" spirit, like discussing your inspirations, live streaming from your desk or work area or showing anything else readers may find of interest. Livestreaming also can greatly expand attendance at your events. For example, if you put a video feed of your appearance at a bookstore online, hundreds more can attend it virtually.
Nonfiction authors often successfully livestream by discussing or demonstrating their topics. If you're a cookbook author, making a recipe live online is an excellent way to inform and entertain your fans. Personal finance authors can speak about their recommendations in the same way other self-help writers offer advice. If you're a novelist with a story making a specific location prominent, you can livestream an event from that spot. The point is to develop ideas that relate to your readers' interests and create opportunities for people to see more of them with live online videos.
You don't need to be a technical wizard to do a livestream and many are quite casual, but remember the basics. Viewers need to be able to see and hear what's happening. Keeping technical considerations in mind will help you succeed. If people can't see or hear enough on the livestream, they may click away after a few minutes. Once you've disappointed someone, they may be less inclined to watch a future event. On the other hand, when you make a good impression and people enjoy your virtual event, they will be more inclined to watch again. Keeping things simple for the first time or two can be wise.
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