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How-To Book Tours

Our March in-person meet will cover BOOK TOURS — which can be an excellent way to reach more readers of your books and stories. A marketing tool! But how do we do that? Author Bonnie Jo Pierson will explain all in…

The Road to Readers: Mastering the Art of Book Tours

Have you been wanting to go on book tour? But the process of setting up your own book tour intimidates you? Fear no more. In this class, we’ll go over the logistics of planning a successful tour, covering essentials like venue selection, budgeting, and promotion strategies.

Not only will we discuss the benefits of doing in-person events, I’ll give you the tools and know-how you’ll need to make your book signing a success. Plus, I’ll teach you the strategies I use to sell over 50 copies at the events I’ve attended.

Open to all writers of any genre — because we all want to write exciting stories 🙂

Join us: 11 March, beginning at 11:30 at 
Smoky Mountain Pizza, 415 E Parkcenter Blvd., Boise
( Google Map . Apple Map . What3Words )

About Bonnie Jo

Gifted with a short attention span, Bonnie wants to experience and do as much as she can. Using the great powers of YouTube she’s taught herself how to knit, crochet, paint with oils, acrylics, and watercolors, coach volleyball, play the piano and cello, ride a motorcycle, renovate a house, sing, sew, raise livestock, bake, and most importantly how to write.

As a member of Romance Writers of America, the Storymakers Guild, Idaho Writers Guild, and Manuscript Academy, she’s won the Heart of Denver’s Molly contest, placed third in the Orange Rose contest, was a finalist in the Sheila and Four Seasons contest, and placed multiple times in the contest at Storymakers. She also earned a spot in the RAMP mentorship program.

She and her Navy veteran husband have four children and spent several years bouncing around to various locations in the United States. Now she’s made her home in small-town Idaho, where she’s attempting to resurrect her great-grandparents’ one-hundred year-old farm.

Visit Bonnie Jo Pierson’s website.


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