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Information on my Facebook business, Twitter, and Tumblr pages

While I admit I still have some research to do and changes to make with regard to my Facebook business page, as well as my Twitter and Tumblr accounts, I have been continuing to update all three pages and will continue to do so for as long as my brain allows.

For anyone who has yet to visit the pages, here are the links to them.

First off is my Facebook business page, where I continually try to add photos of myself, information on my books, updates on my current projects, recent writings of mine, along with video clips and newspaper articles featuring me. If you like the page, please click "like," spread word to friends and family, and check back as often as you'd like.

http://www.facebook.com/AuthorCraigRozniecki?ref=hl


Next up is my Twitter page. I've yet to really promote my written work on the site yet. I'm trying to hold off on that until I garner a significant number of followers. I do try to tweet at least one semi-clever and humorous message per day, though. If you'd like to check it out and like what you see, feel free to "follow" me and spread word to your followers as well.

https://twitter.com/CraigRozniecki


Lastly, I'll be sharing the link to my Tumblr page. I sometimes really wonder what this site is for and how many people use it. Again, I'll have to research matters a bit more, but am starting to believe this is the least active of the three sites I've mentioned in this blog. I've recently become more active, in posting pictures, writings, and information about my books. If you'd like to check this page out, "follow" me, and spread word to your friends, that would be greatly appreciated.

http://www.tumblr.com/blog/rozzy81


If you happen to have any questions pertaining to these three pages, my books, or something else, don't hesitate to ask by posting a response to this blog.
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