How to Start and Grow an Author Newsletter

Live attendance is not required: enrollees can watch the recording at any time after the workshop!

If you want to sell your books and tales, then you need a newsletter — no successful author has grown their career without one. That’s because newsletters are one of the best and most cost-effective ways of getting your books front and center in the place where your readers spend much of their day: their email inbox.

Author Stuart Jaffe is a master of the effective newsletter — he’s used his own newsletter to build a devoted audience of readers eager to spend money on his books. Join him in this in-depth exploration of the nuts and bolts of starting and growing an author newsletter of your own. Stuart will cover everything from where should you start, to what tools should you use, to creating content that will make your readers want to buy your books, and of course the most important point of all... how to make your list grow!

This information-packed workshop is a critical investment for any writer who wants to build an audience and make money selling books. You’ll also have a chance to ask Stuart any questions you might have, before receiving a recording of the workshop to play back later.

Zoom schedule

Everyone enrolled in this webinar will receive a copy of the recording afterwards, so you can review it later in case you missed it.

• Saturday April 27, 2024 1:00pm US Central time — 1 hour 30 minutes

How this workshop works

This workshop is a live Zoom webinar. Sign in from anywhere in the world and participate live as the instructor conducts the workshop, with time for Q&A at the end.

Questions about this class?

We’re happy to answer any questions you might have!

• Contact us and a real person will get back to you ASAP.

About Stuart Jaffe

Stuart Jaffe is the madman behind the Max Porter paranormal mysteries, the Nathan K thrillers, the Ridnight mysteries, the Parallel Society novels, The Malja Chronicles, the Bluesman, Founders, Real Magic, and much more. He trained in martial arts for over a decade until a knee injury ended that practice. Now, he plays lead guitar in a local blues band, the Bootleggers, and enjoys life on a small farm in rural North Carolina.

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