26sep11:30 am1:00 pm11:30 am - 1:00 pm From Idea to Bookshelf: How to Plan Your Book, Build Momentum, and Choose the Right Publishing PathPresented by Tellwell Publishing

Event Details

In today’s crowded market, royalties are just one small piece of the value a book can create.
For most authors, the real opportunity lies in the authority, audience, visibility, and doors a book can open. A well-positioned book becomes a powerful platform for income diversification, impact, and new opportunities.

In this practical and strategic session, Tim Lindsay, CEO of Tellwell Publishing, reveals how to think bigger about your book
You will discover:
The Five Mistakes That Keep Authors Thinking Too Small
The beliefs and blind spots that cause authors to miss bigger opportunities.
The Authority Advantage
how a book can establish your ideas, expertise, or story as credible and highly valuable.
An Audience-Building Engine
how to turn your book into a consistent lead generator and platform builder.
The Monetization Mix
Practical ways to create multiple streams of income and opportunity beyond royalties.

This session is designed for published authors, aspiring author-entrepreneurs, book coaches, editors, publishing professionals, and anyone who wants their work with books to deliver significantly more than book sales alone.
Whether your book is nonfiction, memoir, fiction, children’s, or still being written, you’ll leave with a clear, strategic understanding of how to leverage your book for greater income, influence, and impact.

Speakers for this event

  • Tim Lindsay

    Tim Lindsay

    Tim Lindsay is the CEO and founder of Tellwell Publishing, a leading assisted self-publishing company dedicated to helping authors write, publish, and successfully reach readers. Since founding Tellwell in 2015, Tim and his team have guided more than 6,000 authors across Canada and internationally through the publishing journey. Tim is also the author of The Call to Authorship: How and Why to Write, Publish, and Promote a Nonfiction Book, and a frequent speaker on book strategy, writing momentum, and modern publishing paths.