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Sponsor Spotlight: K-lytics
How do you hit the Amazon bestseller list? There’s no magic bullet. But there is data. And there’s one company out there that collects, analyzes and shares that data better than anyone else out there: K-lytics, an expert analytics firm for indie authors and...

Sponsor Spotlight: FirstEditing
Every author needs an editor. No matter what you’re writing, no matter how great your prose is, having an editor is a must. But hiring an editor can be complicated. Where do you find one? How do you figure out a working relationship? How do you know they really know...

Sponsor Spotlight: BookFunnel
Growing an author email list is hard, but it’s also one of the most important things any indie author can do to impact success. So many methods require major investments and months of time to see results. But there’s one tool I recommend to my friends and clients that...

Sponsor Spotlight: Bublish
When I began my own journey in publishing, I really sought out women as mentors. I wanted to connect with other women in this industry and see how they juggled it all. I can say that meeting Kathy Meis, the CEO of Bublish, was a stroke of luck that truly changed my...

Sponsor Spotlight: ProWritingAid
I don’t think anyone who found her way to the Women in Publishing Summit blog is going to be shocked to hear that “writing is hard.” It’s one of those things that we take for granted. That it’s an art that takes practice, honing, sharpening. And as women, we so often...

Sponsor Spotlight: PubSite
Introducing our Gold Sponsor: Pub Site It’s with great thanks that I introduce our friends at Pub Site, the premiere website solution for authors, are again joining us as a Gold Sponsor for the 20222 Women in Publishing Summit! Their support for a space of our own, as...

Sponsor Spotlight: GracePoint Publishing
When it comes to choosing partners for the Women in Publishing Summit, we are so lucky to have so many companies who share our values stepping up to support women authors. And this year we’re luckier than usual because one of my favorite colleagues in this industry,...

Amazon A+ Content for Authors
2021 has been a huge year for changes at Amazon for authors. We’re all still feeling our way around Kindle Vella, and now they’re rolling out the new-to-us Amazon A+ Content program. It’s all part of some changes that should help authors – especially indie authors – boost their bottom line and have a lot more control over their presence and revenue streams on the site. Let's explore what's available with Amazon A+ Content for Authors.

Using Podcasts to Market Your Book
My friend Amber hated public speaking. She’d written a great nonfiction book that was ready to launch her coaching business to the next level, and she wanted to get out there to support the book launch. But the idea of standing in front of a crowd left her feeling panicked. But there is one way to speak to a big crowd – the biggest you can imagine, in fact – without breaking a sweat: podcasts.

Substack for Authors
Substack is simply an email list platform, but it’s built specifically as a monetized subscription model. It has all the traditional things a decent email platform has – analytics, list management tools. And yes, you can have a free newsletter on Substack. But the model is built to make taking payment easier.
Join us for this incredible event!
- Live training workshops, sprints, and Q&As with sponsors & speakers
- Three tracks for Non Fiction, Fiction, and Children's book authors
- Special offers & discounts on tools & services from speakers & sponsors
- Community support built in