Take the Scary Out of Social Media, Blogging, Branding & Marketing

by Edie Melson @EdieMelson

Things that most writers dread. 
  • Social Media
  • Blogging
  • Branding 
  • Marketing
Many of us thought writing meant . . . well . . . writing. We didn't sign up for adding these additional�often scary�skills to our publishing repertoire. But in today's world, these are necessary to ensure we reach our audience. 

So how does a writer come up to speed on all these additional tools? We can learn as we go, hoping we don't miss anything, or we can build on the experience of others. 
DiAnn Mills and I understand the requirements today's writers face. And we're here to guide you. We created the Mountainside Marketing Conference to give writers a chance to get away with experts and learn by doing. 

This year we're offering continuing classes on Book Launches, Blogging, and Instagram. Our workshops include instruction on Twitter, Facebook, Working with Images, Email Marketing, Video, and Amazon. Beyond that, we're bringing in Vincent Davis, an expert in Amazon marketing and Jen dePaula from Mixtus Media.


We've scheduled this conference for January 18 - 22, 2019. By having this event early in January, it enables writers to be better prepared to pitch at other conferences during the year. 

This is a working conference and writers should come expecting to spend time practicing as they learn. 

For more information and for the detailed schedule visit: www.MountainsideMarketingConference.com

To register, call the Ridgecrest Conference Center at:
800.588.7222

Sign up now, attendance is limited to ensure individual attention. 

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