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What Role Does Networking Play in the Book Proposal Process? | Episode 22

What Role Does Networking Play in the Book Proposal Process? | Episode 22

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On this episode of the Book Proposal Podcast, Debra Eckerling answers the question, “What role does networking play in the book proposal process?” When people hear the word networking, they often think of awkward events, forced small talk, or salesy conversations. That’s not what networking means. Networking is actually relationship development. And relationships matter, both while you’re writing your book proposal and as you work toward getting a book deal. Networking factors into your proposal in several ways. It increases visibility, which shows up in your author platform through speaking gigs, social and traditional media, and involvement in online and in-person communities. It creates opportunities from podcast interviews, media coverage, and speaking engagements to introductions to resources, event organizers, and even agents and publishers. Most importantly, networking shows that you’re taking action as an authority in your space. Every meaningful connection can strengthen your book proposal, support your platform, and help you reach decision-makers. No matter where you are in the book proposal process, networking isn’t optional. It’s an essential part of the publishing journey. *** Book Proposal Expert Debra Eckerling is the author of "Your Goal Guide" and "52 Secrets for Goal‑Setting and Goal‑Getting." Have a question about book proposals? Email Deb@TheBookProposalExpert.com. You might hear your question answered on a future episode! Connect with Deb on LinkedIn and follow @TheDEBMethod for more resources and tips. Learn more at TheBookProposalExpert.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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