The Wild Rose Press: How Can You Use a Meme to your Benefit

Back to the memes I’ve posted before:

#1: What started out in the carriage as a kiss in the name of safety became pleasurable, and not safe at all.

#2. “What would I have to do?”

“I leave it to your resourcefulness under a starlit night with nothing but our naked imaginations.”

His nearness too intimate.

His touch too hot.

His desire too obvious.

#3 “Samantha, I would venture it’s a definite possibility. As a caution, they would have to stay close to one another. It would be an experiment of interest, wouldn’t it?” A smile crossed his face. “Would you like me to take measurements?”

“Of me or the tub, Your Grace?” Her eyes engaged his. “However, that will not be necessary. I have determined it would fit two consensual persons.”

In each of the above three cases, the graphics relate to the words.

#1 shows the carriage

#2 shows the semi clad couple in an embrace.

#3 shows the bathtub scene and the two lovers.

The banter of each has a sensual connotation which Regency Romance readers love.

Where would you post these?

To your Facebook Author Page(s)

To your Twitter Page

To your Instagram Page

In most cases, you can add a photo if you choose to take advantage of your reader’s 8 second interest.

Hints: Post it to as many groups within your genre as possible. Go to the Facebook Groups section and peruse the groups and join. Read guidelines carefully and follow them for each individual group.

Post at specific times in the day. For my Pacific Time area, I post Monday to Friday, between 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. Weekends are usually Saturday only, same time frame.

I post in the late afternoon, 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. with a brand new meme content.

On Sundays, I choose not to post unless it is a crucial event. The readers and I both next a rest.

Do not over-post the same message time and time again.

Be adventurous and change your morning meme with a different meme in the afternoon.

Memes can be made in all sizes and shapes.

Above all, be professional. This is your time to shine.

Tomorrow's blog is: WHAT ABOUT YOUR MEME WILL MAKE IT ENGAGING?