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14 contributions to Writing Wives Storyteller Lab
Turning off ads
I realize the first rule of Zoebub is don't talk about Zoebub, but I need to know. @Malorie Cooper, particularly for wide books, do you pause ads when a Zoebub happens? And does pausing an ad mess with the audience and potentially make it less effective when you restart it? Hope you're feeling better!
0 likes • Jun 18
@Malorie Cooper Thanks! By too long, do you mean more than a weekend?
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0 likes • Jun 18
What does 'well branded" mean?
0 likes • Jun 18
@Jill Cooper Awesome, thanks!
Thoughts on graphics?
After a $145-spend month with nothing to show for it, I'd like to approach FB ads with a different first in series. I really suck at graphics, but I lucked upon the same model as my cover and grabbed the photo from Depositphotos. The background on my text is a colour picked from the cover of the book. My questions: which elements of each graphic stand out, if any? And would you run a dynamic creative ad with two graphics this similar?
Thoughts on graphics?
0 likes • Jun 3
@Claudia Knight Thank you. :)
0 likes • Jun 4
@Sydney Baily Thanks!
Critique of proposed ads?
Needing to refresh my ads. Was going to use these three with slightly different text. Hoping you will let me know what you think?
Critique of proposed ads?
3 likes • Jun 3
I like the first and third ones. The shorter text is more readable. I think you'll have trouble making people stop to read the longer one. But I do like the blue text background. I'd consider using this https://diybookcovers.com/3Dmockups/# for your book covers too, so they're touching and facing each other.
Ye Old Blurb Review...
I would greatly appreciate any feed back on this Florida conspiracy thriller blurb… Thank you! Temples, Tempests & Blood Synopsis (Walt Asher Series Book 3) Genre: Conspiracy Thriller, Action Adventure, Crime Fiction, Mystery, Florida Thriller Tropes: Conspiracy Thriller, Action Survivor, The Everyman, Improvising/Improvisational Ingenuity, The Faceless, Fight scenes Synopsis It’s a damn good day for Walt Asher. Until three cops show up at his door with a murder warrant. They cuff him, drive off, pass the jail, and walk him out to a secluded stretch of Florida coastline to be executed. Then it gets worse. Walt’s captors offer him a devil’s bargain: murder the Governor and walk free. They’ll hide his involvement, cancel the warrant, and leave him alone forever. Refuse? They kill him on the spot. An impossible choice that puts Walt in the governor’s mansion, gun in hand, at the edge of no return. Now the Governor is dead. Walt’s a fugitive on the run, cut off from loved ones and hunted by every badge in the state. No backup and no clue who to trust. His only shot is to expose a secret cult already entrenched in the highest levels of power. But can he avoid capture and stay alive long enough to stop them? Or will the sinister truth be buried with his corpse? Brace yourself for a blistering conspiracy thriller that detonates with every turn of the page. Read Temples, Tempests, and Blood now.
1 like • Jun 3
The last line of the first paragraph tripped me up. It's the "drive off" thing I think. How about something like "They cuff him, drive right past the jail, and walk him out..." For the third paragraph first sentence, what about something like: The deed done, Walt’s a fugitive on the run, cut off from loved ones and hunted by every badge in the state. And finally, a lesson Mal taught me ... for the last paragraph, try to phrase your questions so they don't have a yes or no answer. The details in your blurb are awesome! Best of luck with it. 😀
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Linda Hill
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Author of romance, light and dark, freelance copyeditor, mom.

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