Goodreads and Linking Good Lutheran Books

 If you enjoy Goodreads, you will want to link up to Alec Satin, the Lutheran Librarian. This is his link to follow him.

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/19730326.Lutheran_Librarian?from_search=true  <- for Mequon graduates, control-click.

 Beware of the wrong Gregory L. Jackson, who also writes religious books.
This is the correct profile photo.

This is my Goodreads link. I am practicing SEO, so links proliferate on my posts.

SEO means Search Engine Optimization: using the associations on the Net to give good books a high level of visibility.

 "How dare you use Leonardo da Vinci to promote Lutheran books! How dare you!"

The same information (one book) can be described or distributed via:

1. Blogs - more than one, overlapping and linking to each other.
2. Facebook - including multiple pages.
3. Dropbox - a great way to distribute free books.
4. Website - boo, too much work.
5. Email.
6. Graphics based social media.
7. YouTube.
8. Goodreads.
9. Amazon author pages.
10. LinkedIn.
11. Ustream.
12. Twitter (not secure).

That is why I ask people to click on links, because simply looking is a way to lead people to faithful, Lutheran books.

 "How did you know I was reading the kitty edition of Pilgrim's Progress?"