I think I’ll link to my website in general and add a pinned post to my mailing list with the free book. Using the same link in both might be too redundant.
You can follow my Grok Diary in real time here: @michael_brig
My current X bio:
Indie Author
@grok coaches me daily to become a successful author in 5 years
Public progress shared – fully transparent
Follow for real updates & lessons
“Public progress shared” is a bit redundant, so I changed it to “Raw progress shared”. But I think my bio is unique and very descriptive when it comes to what you can expect from my X account.
In general, starting with indie author is the most important part. Afterwards, I would add the current project that you work on (mine is the Grok-Project). And finally end with a call to action, like follow for updates or grab a free book on my website, etc.
Be as descriptive as possible, as most people simply check bios and move on if they aren’t catchy. Additionally, I wouldn’t use flags or symbols in the bio, as it looks shady and is politically too loaded.
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Here are the people Grok mentioned:
Maybe I’ll have to dig a little deeper to find more authors on X. The idea is to analyze what they are doing and then incorporate it into my own strategy.
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