Grow Your Nonfiction Author Business in June

Your tip to grow your author business in June is:

Pitch yourself as a guest on a podcast, webinar, or teleseminar.

You have valuable information to share. This is a great way to reach a larger audience. The Nonfiction Authors Association is always looking for guests for their weekly teleseminar series.

Are you booked as a guest on a podcast? Share a link to the event in the comments so we can check it out.

The Series

January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

Book Launch Teleseminar February 27, 2019 at The Nonfiction Authors Association

Join me for the weekly Nonfiction Authors Association teleseminar February 27, 2019, as I share Social Media Marketing Strategies for Your Book Launch. We will discuss:

  • How far in advance to plan your book launch
  • Specific strategies leading up to your book launch
  • Book launch day strategies
  • Follow up strategies after  your book launch
  • and more

Click on the image to download your Book Launch checklist.

Learn how to participate here.

The Nonfiction Authors Association is a vibrant educational community for aspiring and experienced writers to connect, exchange ideas, and learn about writing, publishing, promoting and profiting from nonfiction books.

NFAA is over 14,000 members strong and growing each day. Members cover many genres of nonfiction books including business, self-development, health and fitness, memoir, history, how-to, science, creative nonfiction and reference books.

Nonfiction Authors AssociationIf you’re serious about your author career, you need to join the NFAA!

Interview Tips for Nonfiction Authors

Each month this year one blog post will include a tip or two for nonfiction authors who do online interviews.

Your interview may be as a guest on a podcast, webinar, or teleseminar. Interviews help build your author business, so you want to be at your best.

First, be sure you have the correct date and time on your calendar. Is your interviewer on the East coast and you’re on the West coast? Their 9am is your 6am! Make sure you get it right by using TimeandDate.com.

Set aside enough time for the interview. It may only be a 30-minute interview. But the interviewer may ask you to be on the line 5-10 minutes before and/or after the interview to prep and wrap up.

The Series

January: Interview Tips for Nonfiction Authors
February: Are You Prepared for Your Interview?
March: What is Your Interview Message?
April: Practice Your Interview
May: Your Interview Environment
Your Interview Voice
July: Dos and Don’ts in an Interview
August: Best Practices When You Are Interviewed
September: Handling Negative Comments in an Interview
October: Wrapping Up Your Interview
November: Review After Your Interview
December: Enjoy Your Interview

Social Networking to Promote Teleseminars

Teleseminars are a great way to inform people of you and your services. Teleseminars help people get to know you, come to like you and then trust you. A great way to promote a teleseminar is through social networking. If you are already on social networking sites and have access to many contacts, you already have a base of people who know and trust you. These people are more likely to register for your teleseminars and tell their friends about it.

Social networks allow you to post useful tips and information that can help your target market. You can also read and listen to what others are saying so you know what things are of interest to them. You can answer questions on LinkedIn, share your blog posts on Facebook, post a tip on Twitter. Doing these things helps build your credibility so people are more likely to want to participate in your teleseminar. Of course you want to use social networking responsibly and not overdo your promotion. Balance your promotion with valuable information you share.

What do you do to promote your teleseminars?