We continue our monthly feature for The Redbud Hyphen. Redbud President, Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young, will be hosting conversations with writers, agents, editors and publishers about the intersection of culture, faith and writing. We hope you will enjoy listening in on these conversations and learning alongside us.
In this episode, host Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young welcomes Amanda Foust to discuss book launches, relational marketing, and balancing family life with professional growth. Amanda is a certified high-performance coach and marketing expert who helps success-driven leaders Wake Up To Their Life to perform at higher levels, gain more clarity, increase productivity, and have greater fulfillment! She founded a 90-day habits planner called the Highest Potential Planner and also is the founder of Homegrown Collective -- a full service relational marketing agency providing businesses with marketing and visibility services so that they can focus on serving and growing their impact.
In this episode, they discuss:
Amanda’s current season and balancing personal and professional roles
Homegrown Collective - Amanda’s marketing agency that focuses on collaboration and relationships.
Marketing strategies for authors
A sneak peek at the webinar Amanda will host tomorrow!
Encouragement for authors to focus on your message and community
Tell us in the comments, what was a takeaway for you?
Join us for Amanda’s Webinar tomorrow!
Join marketing expert, Amanda Foust, for a strategic webinar on the three essential steps every author—whether traditionally published or self-published—needs for a successful book launch. Amanda, having worked with authors on both paths, knows that most are unprepared for the launch process. This webinar will guide you through building an engaged audience, gaining visibility (with the RIGHT people), and creating conversion-focused content to maximize your book’s success.
This event is free for Redbud members. $15 for nonmembers.
*Proceeds from this event will benefit the Women of Color Mentoring program by Redbud Writers Guild - helping emerging women of color writers in community.
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