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  • Tips for Developing Your Book's Elevator Pitch - article

    Author Learning Center
    Author Learning Center
    An elevator pitch conveys the essence of your book in a way that is credible, concise and compelling. The objective is to pique the interest of the listener in a way that will make them take action to learn more. This listener may be a literary agent...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Elevator Pitch
  • Endorsements: Who Gives Them? - article

    Shells Walter
    Shells Walter
    Endorsements can be obtained from many sources, including other authors, editors, agents, magazines, professional reviewers, writing and reading bloggers --almost anyone. Many authors ask other authors for a blurb. The blurb, or positive review, can...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Contests and Endorsements
    • Endorsements
  • Press Releases: An Essential Publicity Tool for Authors

    Lindsey Gobel
    Lindsey Gobel
    This webinar goes over a professional press release and why it is important to authors. Freelance publicist and communications pro Lindsey Gobel discusses how to create a press release and how to adhere to the strict writing guidelines required. Authors...
    • over 4 years ago
    • Public Relations
    • Press Releases
  • When to Develop Your Book’s Elevator Pitch - article

    Molly Blaisdell
    Molly Blaisdell
    One piece of the market puzzle is the elevator pitch. Your elevator pitch is a short, part hook/part summary of your book. It's called an elevator pitch because it should take a 30 second elevator ride to share it. An elevator pitch is a big piece...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Elevator Pitch
  • Tony N. Todaro on the Creation and Evolution of His Lightriders Series

    Tony N. Todaro
    Tony N. Todaro
    When a writer is just beginning, it can feel impossible to ever reach full-time author status. Thinking of all the steps between “start-up” and “self-sustaining” can be daunting. When facing doubt, it’s often helpful to listen to other authors’ career...
    • over 6 years ago
    • Book to Screen
    • Adaptations
  • Selling Your Story to the Hollywood Studio Market - recorded webinar

    Ken Atchity
    Ken Atchity
    Think your story has what it takes to be made into a film? Find out in this exclusive webinar! Though the market for stories among the major Hollywood studios has greatly changed over the past five years, the mechanics of selling to this extremely...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Book to Screen
    • Movies
  • Book Design: Key Considerations for Researching your Competition - article

    Jen Veldhuyzen
    Jen Veldhuyzen
    Moira Allen wrote a wonderful book recently that included information on how to impress publishers, editors, and agents with your understanding of the book market. She said something I have seen in other writing blogs since then: sometimes it pays just...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Design
    • Cover
  • Subsidiary Considerations: Audio Book Rights - article

    Judy Klein
    Judy Klein
    Audio book rights are an area of subsidiary rights that I think will continue to grow. Audio books have had their ups and downs, but they are on a growth spurt at the moment, because content is king. We’re coming up with new ways to listen to books and...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Legal
    • Subsidiary Rights
  • Blogging: Blog Your Way to Recognition - article

    Robin Bailes
    Robin Bailes
    A blog can establish your identity as a writer in two ways; by raising awareness of your work, and by raising awareness of yourself. Let's start with the work itself. Whether you are still looking for representation or are already published it is difficult...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Blogging
    • Tips
  • Race and Gender in Hollywood - article

    Doreen Spicer
    Doreen Spicer
    The industry has changed a lot in recent years, and women directors are in high demand, which means there are women producers who are looking for more women-focused projects. That’s a great thing. However, it’s also true that it can still be hard to...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Book to Screen
    • Adaptations
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