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Do you have a website? If you do, is it a waste of your time and money? Some high profile people in the publishing world say yes, big waste. And for those of you who don’t have one, they’re saying, “If you build it, they won’t come.” What do we think? Yeah, you gotta listen to find out.
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I have a novel that I am currently shopping to try to find an agent. I have also written a business book that I have self-published. I have an Author-Consultant-Speaker website up and running to promote my business book. I also have a Facebook page and am building a LinkedIn page. My question is: Should I mention my website in my query letter to agents? Once my novel is picked up, I plan to market it separately. I am at the very early stages, so I risk looking under-developed, yet if I don’t mention it, I lose the leverage of the efforts I have already put in. I would appreciate your opinion on this. And thank you, again, for the very valuable podcasts.