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5 Steps to Boost Your Writing Career With Traditional Media and PR
A.G. Billig
Whether you are a new author or an established author, having a solid book marketing strategy in place can greatly impact your level of success. There are several facets of a good, integrated book marketing campaign. Two key components that are critical...
over 8 years ago
Public Relations
Publicity Campaigns
The First 3 Chapters: How to Start Your Book so that Agents and Editors will Read to the End
Derek Taylor Kent
The first three chapters are the most important part of your book for those who are looking to get published. Agents and editors usually request either the first chapter or the first three chapters and then determine if they want to read the complete...
over 5 years ago
Managing Your Writing Life
Education and Craft
Introduction to Traditional Publishing
Amy Levenson
Join literary agent Amy Levenson as she provides an overview of the ins and outs of the traditional publishing world. Learn who the major publishers are, how they operate, and what it means to be a traditionally published author. This “Traditional...
over 7 years ago
Traditional Publishing
Advantages/Disadvantages
Retail Sales: How to Get Indie Bookstores to Stock Your Book on Their Shelves
Keri-Rae Barnum
Do you dream of seeing your book on the shelves of the local bookstore? Before that can happen, you have to learn the “rules” of selling your book into the retail market. Bookstores have very limited shelf space compared to the rent they are being charged...
over 4 years ago
Distribution & Sales
Booksellers
Productive Procrastination: How to Spot It, Overcome It, and Write Your Book!
Cathy Fyock
What is it called when you put off doing what you need to do and justify it by doing something productive? It's called productive procrastination, and most authors are experts at using this strategy to put off the real work of writing. In this webinar...
over 6 years ago
Managing Your Writing Life
Goal Setting and Process
What Hollywood Is Looking For In A Good Book to Make Into A Movie
Keith Ogorek
Hollywood is looking for books to adapt for the screen more than ever before, but what can you do to increase your chances for that to happen? Drawing from his experience working with traditional publishers and in Hollywood, Keith Ogorek, President...
over 3 years ago
Book to Screen
Adaptations
Obtaining and Featuring Book Reviews
Beth Kallman Werner
The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly Reviews are a critical, but challenging part of any book’s marketing strategy. Authors rely on reviews to build credibility and word of mouth marketing, while readers rely on them to decide whether to purchase a book...
over 4 years ago
Book Reviews
Others
How to Create a Podcast that Sells Books
A.G. Billig
In 2016, Libsyn.com, one of the major podcasting services, reported 3.3 billion requests for downloads. Imagine the difference this could make to your book sales if only 1% of these downloads came from people listening to your podcast! In this webinar...
over 6 years ago
Media
Online
Get Your Creative Juices Flowing: A Writing Workshop
Cathy Fyock
Feeling stuck? Need to look at your topic from a different perspective? This session will get those creative juices flowing with some new writing exercises and prompts. Cathy Fyock is The Business Book Strategist, and shares some exercises to help you...
over 6 years ago
Managing Your Writing Life
Writing Exercises
The Fundamentals of Point of View
JoSelle Vanderhooft
Point of view is one of the most essential, yet difficult, components of creative writing. In this webinar, freelance editor JoSelle Vanderhooft will guide you through first, second, and third point of view, when you can and can't break the rules, POV...
over 8 years ago
Fiction
Points of View
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