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"Building Platform" can feel like a dreaded, insurmountable task for writers (especially ones that tend towards introversion or hate social media) but it doesn't have to be. The concept and process of building a platform is often misunderstood. It's not just social media statistics! This week, we're breaking down how to shift your mindset regarding building your platform away from imagined benchmarks and uncomfortable exposure to finding genuine ways to form real connections with your audience centered on your story, expertise, and message.
Part of the process of becoming a writer is learning how to read like a writer--to see the bones of structure and past the words to what choices the author is making and why they are (or aren't) working in the interest of the story. That's why Page and Podium is excited to announce our upcoming new Memoir Method Book Club, where each month we will be reading and examining a memoir with a writer's eye to learn more about what we can apply (or avoid) in our own work.
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Timestamps:
0:00-Intro
4:08 - What do we mean by platform?
7:51 - 3 Different Examples of Successfully Leveraging Platform
16:01 - Platform as Message
18:19 - What can building a platform do?
20:12 - Building direct connection with audience
28:06 - First tip: Own your Unique Expertise
31:48 - Second tip: Embrace Growth
33:42 - Third tip: Name and Face Your Fear
👉 **Follow Us:**
- **LinkedIn:** [Page and Podium Press](https://www.linkedin.com/company/page-and-podium-press/)
- **Facebook:** [Page and Podium Press](https://www.facebook.com/pageandpodiumpress)
- **Instagram:** [@pageandpodiumpress](https://www.instagram.com/pageandpodiumpress/)
🎵 Music I Use: Bensound
License code: FZ3LM4DGUTQYKAES
Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more writing tips and strategies. See you next Tuesday!
Hashtags: #WritingTips #FirstTimeAuthors #ManuscriptRevision #BookWriting #AuthorAdvice #PageAndPodiumPress #memoirwriting #memoir #journal
By Page & Podium Press"Building Platform" can feel like a dreaded, insurmountable task for writers (especially ones that tend towards introversion or hate social media) but it doesn't have to be. The concept and process of building a platform is often misunderstood. It's not just social media statistics! This week, we're breaking down how to shift your mindset regarding building your platform away from imagined benchmarks and uncomfortable exposure to finding genuine ways to form real connections with your audience centered on your story, expertise, and message.
Part of the process of becoming a writer is learning how to read like a writer--to see the bones of structure and past the words to what choices the author is making and why they are (or aren't) working in the interest of the story. That's why Page and Podium is excited to announce our upcoming new Memoir Method Book Club, where each month we will be reading and examining a memoir with a writer's eye to learn more about what we can apply (or avoid) in our own work.
📅 New videos every Tuesday - subscribe and never miss an update!
Timestamps:
0:00-Intro
4:08 - What do we mean by platform?
7:51 - 3 Different Examples of Successfully Leveraging Platform
16:01 - Platform as Message
18:19 - What can building a platform do?
20:12 - Building direct connection with audience
28:06 - First tip: Own your Unique Expertise
31:48 - Second tip: Embrace Growth
33:42 - Third tip: Name and Face Your Fear
👉 **Follow Us:**
- **LinkedIn:** [Page and Podium Press](https://www.linkedin.com/company/page-and-podium-press/)
- **Facebook:** [Page and Podium Press](https://www.facebook.com/pageandpodiumpress)
- **Instagram:** [@pageandpodiumpress](https://www.instagram.com/pageandpodiumpress/)
🎵 Music I Use: Bensound
License code: FZ3LM4DGUTQYKAES
Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more writing tips and strategies. See you next Tuesday!
Hashtags: #WritingTips #FirstTimeAuthors #ManuscriptRevision #BookWriting #AuthorAdvice #PageAndPodiumPress #memoirwriting #memoir #journal