Authors cannot just write a book and expect their readers to find them. They have to be proactive and share their book, their brand with readers to sell books. Content marketing expert Melanie Herschorn helps authors to increase their visibility with clear messaging and quality content. She joins Tanya for a chat about her journey to content marketing, using lead magnets, attracting attention, and nurturing leads.

Writing a book can be a lonely process. There is usually no one there to cheer you on, learn from, or talk to. I have never been one for writing groups, but lately I asked, “How could joining a writing group increase my word count, connections, and enjoyment?” Today I’ll share three key benefits of a writing community and give you free access to make your own discovery. [https://WriteSomethingWorthy.com/PWLFreeTrial]

What do Star Trek, Quantum computers, and UFOs have to do with writing and marketing something worthy? Best selling sci-fi author, Gene P. Abel, joins us on this Worthy Writer Edition to share just that. "The real trick," Gene tells us, "is marketing." Tanya agrees. Join in and listen to the marketing ideas they discuss that may take your book to the next level. Or even out of this world!

As a writer, it is not necessary to seek out a literary agent, track down a publisher, negotiate a decent book deal, and accept the paltry royalties they offer. In today’s episode, we are going to talk about five reasons why publishing independently might be for you.

What is influence and how can an author get it? How can you make an impact with a book? Let 4X best-selling author, Teresa de Grosbois, show you how following your heart can lead to both greater influence and profit, which allows you to make a huge impact. Hear why Teresa believes Shonda Rhimes is such a brilliant writer and an inspiration to the writing community. And tap into the Three Keys to Cutting Edge Business & Authorpreneurship.

In recent years, advances in technology, pandemic shut-ins, and the need for more entertainment while multitasking has fueled the growth of the audiobook market. If you are an author and your book is only in one or two formats, you could be missing out. Today we are going to talk about the audiobook industry and the Three Reasons to Record and Sell Audiobooks. Settle in and let’s get to it!

As authors, especially those navigating the self-publishing route, there have been times when our expectations were not met. Throughout our adult lives, we have met disappointment, lack luster results, pain, and even failure. But that shouldn’t keep us from experiencing the joy of success in the future. In today’s episode, we are going to talk about how to release the baggage of the past so you can be open to a brighter future.

Our first Worthy Writer Edition of Season Two invited book angel Susie Schaefer to the show. As a fellow book coach and publishing professional, Susie and I had a great time talking about helping authors to become best sellers. She also shared her holistic approach to helping authors find their purpose, release past trauma, and deliver their message. Listen in to tap into your best book and life, where you may find a few pineapples.

Welcome back for Season Two of the WSW Podcast! Tanya welcomes you with background info you may not know about her, then takes you on a journey with a butterfly, wobbles and all. She compares it to the journey you are taking as an author and reminds you that it is okay to wobble.

Stefanie Dumont is a new, #1 best-selling author who launched her book Yes First, Taking Action in Uncertain Times just yesterday. She shares her excitement of hitting number one right out of the gate, and how that was a dream come true for her as an author. She also helps us to learn how saying Yes First takes courage and clarity, but how experiencing the journey is the true destination. Listen to learn four tips for authors who are ready to say Yes First.