Selling books directly to readers can offer greater control, stronger relationships, and better data than third-party platforms alone. This session explores how authors use their websites to sell books directly,
Writers don’t have to market alone. This session explores ways authors can support one another through cross-promotion, shared audiences, newsletter swaps, interviews, and collaborative opportunities. We’ll talk about ethical, authentic
Not every submission call, promotion offer, or marketing opportunity is worth your time—or your money. This session focuses on how to evaluate opportunities critically, identify red flags, and focus your
With so many platforms competing for attention, it’s easy to feel scattered or behind. This session helps writers evaluate social media and online platforms—such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Substack, and
Marketing can easily become overwhelming—especially when writers are juggling creative work, personal responsibilities, and limited time. This session focuses on building marketing practices that are realistic, sustainable, and aligned with
Are you clear on who your writing is for—and does your marketing reflect that? In this Marketing Support Group session for members, we’ll focus on defining your ideal reader and
One of the most common challenges writers face—regardless of genre or experience level—is marketing that feels scattered, exhausting, or ineffective. You post on social media, update your website, pitch events,
Are you working on a short story, screenplay, stage play, or novel and in need of fresh inspiration? Join us for The Write In, an immersive all-day writing event hosted
Are you working on a short story, screenplay, stage play, or novel and in need of fresh inspiration? Join us for The Write In, an immersive all-day writing event hosted
You’ve written the pages. Maybe lots of them. Maybe you’ve even sent your work out into the world. And yet—something isn’t catching fire the way you hoped. What separates stories
