On Saturday 21 March I'm running a day school in Canterbury from 10am -4pm called
The Business of Writing 2: Now you see me - how writers can stay visible . This may be of special interest to indie and self published writers.
With more opportunities than ever before for writers to get their work
out to a public readership, how do you stay visible? Is an author also a
brand? And what does this mean for a writer? How do you promote
yourself?
We will explore ways writers can stay visible, including author
websites, book trailers, blogging and blog carnivals, social networking,
book signings and launches, readings, interviews, visits, getting
reviews, and ways to showcase your work. What is most effective?
We will also look at creating a personal promotion plan.
Cost is just £29.50 and you can book via the link below.
https://www.canterbury.ac.uk/cae/day-schools/spring-2015/the-business-of-writing-2.aspx
What previous students have said about my day schools:
“Jane is very knowledgeable and has a wealth of experience.”
“Fabulously engaging tutor, enthusiastic about her subject,
spoke with passion and authority.”
“It was more than I imagined. Very informative and interesting.”
“Knowledgeable about the topic. Excellent to listen to. Inspiring.”
“Obvious sound knowledge base and good clear delivery.”
“Useful hand-outs with links that can provide even more
information after the course.”
“Inspiring and informative.
Lots of ideas to work with now!”
“Jane is clearly very
experienced. She has a good relaxed
style and is very enthusiastic.”
“Very useful and clearly put across.”
“Excellent content.
Covered more than I expected.”
“Very clear information.
Very generous with the information. Helpful.”
“Very good at answering questions, very clear targets and
direction, well prepared.”
“It was excellent –
very informative, well organised, encouraged questions. Engaging.”
