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 […]
The 603 Writers’ Conference, organized by the New Hampshire Writers’ Project, is an annual event that brings together writers, authors, and literary enthusiasts from across the region. This conference offers […]
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 […]
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, […]
Libraries remain an important gateway to readers—but navigating access can be confusing. This session focuses on how authors can work with libraries through programs like the Indie Author Project, as […]
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 […]
In-person events offer unique opportunities to connect directly with readers. This session looks at marketing and selling books at festivals, fairs, signings, and community events. Topics include preparing for events, […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
