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These are great fun! I’m on several UK writing group ones. Can I also give a ‘shout-out’ for TV and radio fanchats! I’m on #thearchers (For US people a popular daily radio soap). The GOOD thing is you mix with non-writers, who then become your readers as they interact with you coz you’re sharing a love of the same thing. I’d say a LOT of my sales come from #thearchers tweetalong.. I know Big Bang has one..and prob every good US programme too. It’s an instant way of connecting and gets you out of the ‘writer-pit’of only mixing with writers
ReplyI adore Twitter chats! It’s a great way to connect with people who have similar interests and to learn more about a bunch of different things. Thank you Melissa for the #K8chat love! 🙂 I’d love to see more Bad Redhead readers on the chat!
ReplyGreat info! I love Twitter chats. They’re not only fun, but helped me “get” Twitter.
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