SPAWN-related events, including member teleseminars
The second annual Self-Publishers Online Conference (SPOC) gives entrepreneurial writers, authors, and publishers the opportunity to learn from experts in book publishing from the convenience of their own office. At…
On April 22 at 1 pm Pacific time, we will have a SPAWN member teleseminar with Ron “Hobie” Hobart from Dunn+Associates Design for Authors, Speakers, and Experts. The title is: You Have 10 Seconds to Sell Your Book! Use the Power of Your Book Cover To Launch Your Business Empire
On July 15 at 10 am Pacific time, we will have a WPN member teleseminar with Stephanie Chandler. Description: Publish, Promote and Profit from Books, eBooks and Information Products to…
the second annual Self-Publishers Online Conference (SPOC) which will be held May 12-14, 2010. There is NO cost to attend the virtual event live, and you can learn from the comfort of your home or office.
A total of fifteen publishing experts will share tips and advice for both aspiring and veteran self-publishers. The event also features an online exhibit hall with book industry vendors, Q&A roundtables, and online discussion tools so attendees can network with one another. For more information or to register, visit the SPOC Web site at http://www.SelfPublishersOnlineConference.com.
Mark your calendar for our May member teleseminar with Penny Sansevieri. Thursday May 6 at 1 pm (Pacific). “Red Hot Internet Publicity 2.0” with Penny Sansevieri. If you think you…
Mark your calendar for our February member teleseminar with Peter Bowerman. Thursday February 11 at 11 am (Pacific). “The Well-Fed Writer: Breaking into the Lucrative Field of “Commercial” Freelancing” with…
The next WPN Member Teleseminar will be on January 21 at 1 pm (Pacific). “Why Self-Publish?” with Mark Levine will give you information on self-publishing so you can choose the…
The first SPAWN member teleseminar will be on December 10 at 1 pm (Pacific). “How to Build Book Buzz” will teach participants how to snag priceless media attention for their books, whether the books have been in stores for one week or 101 weeks.
