Learn the ins and outs of marketing to boost your author brand and get your work noticed.
Writers love writing. But we hate writing about ourselves. Sadly, knowing how to market oneself has become a relevant part of the job. In this workshop, you’ll explore ways to market yourself by tapping into your personal interests and the subject matter of your work.
Plus, you’ll discover unique angles to authentically showcase the type of writer you are. Gain an insight into social media platforms, explore industry trends, and cultivate new content ideas to sharpen up your social profile.
- Workshop: Sunday 27 July, 10am—1pm
- Where: Online
- With: Natalie Williams
About the Tutor
Natalie Williams is a fiction writer and disability advocate from Naarm, Melbourne. They are a 2024 Writers Victoria Storming The City Fellow, a past participant in Toolkits: Fiction (2023) & Toolkits: Digital Storytelling (2022) and an inaugural member of Arts Access Victoria’s youth advisory committee. Their work primarily focuses on identity, queerness, liminality and grief in its varied forms.
Natalie has worked in marketing for leading arts organisations including The Wheeler Centre, Melbourne Theatre Company, Arts Centre Melbourne and more. They are currently working on their first novel, All That Remains.