[ SECRET POST #6322 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6322 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Thank you all very much for your answers. My book isn't YA or in a "popular" genre (it's not going to be a "best-seller"), so maybe it'd be okay. I'm also wondering if this is more of a USA thing, maybe? Well, firstly, I need to finish writing, then we'll see. Sidenote: I'm autistic and don't think I'd be able to handle a social media presence.

SA

[(Anonymous)]

And in case of potential wank (hope not, but better prepared than sorry): yes, I'm officially diagnosed.

[(Anonymous)]

I’d give a browse of social media for authors in your country and also your genre to get an idea of their social media presence. The SM thing definitely isn’t just America or YA, but I couldn’t say how far extends in other countries.
Keep in mind that hiring a social media manager is totally an option! Trad authors aren’t an island; they have an editor at minimum and almost always also have an assistant. The assistants are often the social media managers as well as the primary point of contact for anything related to publicity and often research, as well.