If you’re an author or you’re gearing up to become one, you’d better adopt an identification that will resonate with your readers. You’d better make yourself known in your field or genre. Why? With the huge increase in books coming out and ordinary people becoming authors—and I mean HUGE—the competition for book sales is fierce. As an author of a book in any genre or on any topic, you must stand out—be noticed—in other words, have a platform.
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What’s my platform for writing this book? I read cozy mysteries. I love cats and writing about cats. I have a strong background in writing in general, although, previously, my focus was on nonfiction-writing. I have a wide audience base. I have a cat-related blog where I talk about Catnapped a lot. http://www.matilijapress.com/catscapades I have a following. I have a massive email list. I produce a newsletter. And there’s more.
I’m also doing what many professionals suggest, I’m establishing a series. Book two of the Klepto Cat Mystery series, Cat-Eye Witness, will debut in October as a Kindle book. I’ll have both of these titles published in print, as well, while I’m working on book 3.