A strong elevator pitch can open doors—whether you’re speaking with an agent, pitching at a conference, or simply explaining your book to a potential reader. In this one-hour interactive webinar,
Let’s be honest. Marketing can feel like a second full-time job—especially when you’re already balancing writing, work, family, deadlines, and life. Post more.Show up everywhere.Start a newsletter.Create a website.Launch a
On Wednesday, February 18, the New Hampshire Writers’ Project (NHWP) had the honor of launching the first event of the Colonel Melvin Weston Rowell Literary Project for Veterans with an
This post is part of our ongoing “Meet the Team” series, where we introduce the dedicated individuals who help shape and support the NH Writers’ Project (NHWP). Each conversation highlights
Marketing Open Forums are 90-minute, lightly facilitated, discussion-driven sessions designed to meet writers where they are right now. Rather than a fixed presentation, these forums center on real questions, real
Marketing Open Forums are 90-minute, lightly facilitated, discussion-driven sessions designed to meet writers where they are right now. Rather than a fixed presentation, these forums center on real questions, real
Marketing Open Forums are 90-minute, lightly facilitated, discussion-driven sessions designed to meet writers where they are right now. Rather than a fixed presentation, these forums center on real questions, real
Visual content plays an increasingly important role in book promotion. This session explores book trailers, video marketing, and other visual strategies authors use to attract attention and build interest. We’ll
Paid advertising can be powerful—or frustrating—depending on how it’s used. This session offers a realistic look at advertising options such as Amazon ads and Meta/Facebook ads, including common mistakes and
Media coverage can significantly expand a book’s reach—but it often feels inaccessible. This session explores how authors can approach newspapers, radio, television, podcasts, and other media outlets. We’ll discuss pitching,
