Yet Another Post About Tumblr






Are you on Tumblr? How do you find it? 


17 thoughts on “Yet Another Post About Tumblr

  1. Not on Tumblr yet, but thanks for the heads up. I don't believe snobby attitudes are necessary in any industry. It's hard enough to get published, whichever way we choose, so who needs the criticism?
    I love how you state your $$ goals. The universe is listening and making it happen.

  2. I have a Tumblr account/profile/thing, but I have yet to do anything with it. I honestly don't even know what people do with Tumblr. I guess I have a better idea of it now, though.

  3. I know many have said that Tumblr is a better and faster platform than blogging, but I've no interest in it. I'm not on Facebook due to the drama there and Tumblr sounds like it has similar issues.

  4. I'm on Tumblr, but I'm not active. I mostly look at pretty drawings, drawing tutorials, and steampunk stuff. My friend loves Tumblr and feels at home there, but she's also big into fandom and has time to watch a lot of shows to participate in the discussion.

    I personally have no idea how I'd market my book on Tumblr.

  5. I wouldn't use Tumblr. Whenever I look at it, it seems like it's celebrities and teens using it to get popular. I think Blogger or WordPress is for the professionals, for those who want to work harder.

  6. I do have a tumblr but it is not always easy to navigate and I love blogging the regular much more. Amazon also has it's downsides and I like when both the advantages and disadvantages are discussed.

  7. I'm on Tumblr but I don't use it – don't have the multitasking skills necessary to maintain a blog, Twitter, Wattpad and Tumblr! I don't think there's any need for rudeness on any social media channel though – everyone is entitled to their own opinion.

  8. I'm not on Tumblr–I don't need ANOTHER social media to try to keep track of. I'm stretched thin as it is with blogging, FB, and Twitter. I like Twitter the best, I think, to meet new people, etc. That's weird Tumblr seems so anti-indie/self-pub; I didn't know that. Yeah, Amazon isn't always the Big Baddie; it has its uses for sure.

  9. I've never used Tumblr, partly because I can't even figure out how to comment on it or “like” the posts or whatever. I know what you mean about how people online get attached to certain causes; that's how it is on Twitter. That is, people will get fired up or “outraged” about a specific issue and Tweet about it nonstop, and if you dare to take an opposing position you'll get a bunch of argumentative Tweets from random people.

  10. I first saw Tumblr when my son was a teen and he and his photography buddies were using it. To me, it seems more geared toward visual arts instead of words. I don't have a profile there and don't use it except to look at photos. From reading your other comments, it seems like it really is for the youth or some other scene, but I could be wrong 🙂



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