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		By: Derek Murphy		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I have a platform for non-fiction but am writing some novels and need to grow a platform quickly. So far my strategies including using a giveaway to build an email list of YA authors who like books in my genre, and partnering with other YA authors to build some community sites with lots of content, than rank better. For non-fiction, it&#039;s more important to have that credibility factor, but for fiction, it&#039;s really all about the writing: do readers love it or not. Book marketing and platform building can help a lot with launch and visibility, but it can&#039;t help if you&#039;re written a book readers don&#039;t want to read. I was in Denver recently too, for the RomCon conference!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have a platform for non-fiction but am writing some novels and need to grow a platform quickly. So far my strategies including using a giveaway to build an email list of YA authors who like books in my genre, and partnering with other YA authors to build some community sites with lots of content, than rank better. For non-fiction, it&#8217;s more important to have that credibility factor, but for fiction, it&#8217;s really all about the writing: do readers love it or not. Book marketing and platform building can help a lot with launch and visibility, but it can&#8217;t help if you&#8217;re written a book readers don&#8217;t want to read. I was in Denver recently too, for the RomCon conference!</p>
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