#TuesdayBookBlog
DO post:
Basically, any blog posts about books and writing:
Book reviews – for your own books, people’s, or book reviews you’ve written on your blog.
Author Interviews
Cover reveals
Upcoming/new releases
Articles or guest posts about books/writers
Retweet others on the hashtag for best results! Twitter works like any social media site; the more you share others’ posts, the more traction your own will receive.
DO NOT post:
Basically, anything that ISN’T a blog post about books or writing!
Book promotion with buy links
Any other sort of book promotion, motivational memes, etc
General tweets/pictures about writing and books.
Hardcore erotica (porn).
We hope you will achieve good results from #TuesdayBookBlog, and look forward to seeing you there!
RBRT has registered the hashtag with Twitter, and will block anyone who misuses it. ‘Hashtag abuse’ is against the Twitter guidelines, and can get your account suspended.
Thank you Linda.
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This is a great idea! I am always wondering how to promote the book reviews that I have done on my blog. Thank you I will have to not it somewhere (like in my notebook) 🙂
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Excellent, have fun with it.
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Very informative – many thanks Rosie. Today is my first time using the hashtag and I’m pleased to see I adhered to all the guidelines. Let the Tuesday book promotion roll 🙂 Here’s to trending on Twitter.
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Thank you Francis.
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Great hashtag, I’ll start using it for my reviews. My blog isn’t monetised, it’s all about giving the authors a bit of promotion – every little helps them
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That’s great.
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Nice idea, for a bookish hashtag on twitter. 🙂
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Thank you.
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I feel I just may have asked before but is it OK to use the hashtag when it is Tuesday in any part of the world? I’m in Australia, I would hate to abuse the privilege
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Yes of course.
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Thank you very much for your continuous support!
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Hi Rosie hopefully this is still a thing, coz I’m adding it to every Tuesday blog post from now on 😀
Thanks a mill for this
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Yes it is.
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Love this idea. Have joined and hope to meet and connect with more Bookish friends. 🙂
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Great, glad you’re joining in.
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I used the tag for the first time today! Fingers crossed I’ve done it correctly 🙂
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I’m thrilled that you did this hashtag because Tuesdays are my days off (until I retire, and then every day will be my day off). I didn’t even know about it until someone tweeted one of my Tuesday posts and used it. I’m just getting into twitter so… Thanks!
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I’m glad that you have discovered it and will get to feel the benefit of twitter share days.
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