by Jeniffer Thompson | Dec 10, 2025 | Author Marketing, Book Publishing, Events
I’ve been attending (and presenting at) writers conferences for many years now and I’ve always encouraged others to do the same. I’m so passionate about it, I even co-founded a writers festival! So, I made this list of ten 2026 writers conferences hoping to inspire my...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Nov 5, 2025 | Author Marketing, Ideas and Tips, Personal Branding
I always recommend doing yearly, quarterly, and even monthly check-ins when building your author brand. These check-ins keep you focused and motivated to continue growing your platform and they keep you on track. I’ve written about yearly check-ins and quarterly...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Oct 1, 2025 | Author Marketing, Ideas and Tips, Selling Your Book
Book reviews help sell your book in many ways and they hold a ton of marketing power. I’ve found that most new indie authors know this, but have no idea how to get book reviews so they don’t really put any effort into getting them. You can get them though, if you know...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Sep 17, 2025 | Author Marketing, Ideas and Tips, Jeniffer Thompson
So, you’ve written a book, or plan to. Now, what? Well, it’s time to put yourself out there. Because making yourself visible gives you the ability to attract and grow your audience before your book is even published. The more you’re seen and your voice heard, the more...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Aug 6, 2025 | Author Marketing, Events, Ideas and Tips, Selling Your Book
For those planning on hosting an in-person event on launch day, I’d like to share some ideas and tips so that your book launch party goes smoothly and is memorable for your guests. Afterall, it’s your big day and you should be celebrating, not stressing out. ...
by Jeniffer Thompson | Jul 9, 2025 | Author Marketing, Personal Branding, Selling Your Book
As an author, when you know your unique writer proposition (known as a unique value proposition in corporate branding terms) it allows you to stand out from the crowd. It tells your audience that you’re offering something that other authors in your genre don’t. So, I...
