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BONUS FREEBIE: I have a resource for you that will help you prepare to talk with media and audiences. It’s the 10 Questions Every Author Needs to Answer. You can grab the fiction and nonfiction lists here.
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One of the most common misconceptions about the media is that they’ll come to you. And they might… so you should be ready. But actually, the opposite is true. As an author or expect, you have to tell the media who you are.
How can you do that?
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BONUS FREEBIE: I have a resource for you that will help you prepare to talk with media and audiences. It’s the 10 Questions Every Author Needs to Answer. You can grab the fiction and nonfiction lists here.
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Whether you’re presenting at an in-person conference or leading a virtual workshop, the secret to a successful talk comes down to one thing: preparation.
I’ve learned this firsthand after speaking at events for years now. From in-person events like the Writer’s Digest Conference to virtual presentations at the Willamette Writers Conference, I’ve been giving talks about productivity and media training to audiences across the country.
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BONUS FREEBIE: I have a resource for you that will help you prepare to talk with media and audiences. It’s the 10 Questions Every Author Needs to Answer. You can grab the fiction and nonfiction lists here.
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Whether it’s a podcast interview, a TV appearance, or a feature in a print publication, authors need the media to connect with readers. The media is how people find you and your writing.