If you are hoping to partner with a traditional publisher, you will most likely need a literary agent to represent you. They will be your biggest cheerleader throughout the contract and publishing process.My guest today is Barb Roose, publishing agent at Books and Such, and the nonfiction author of eight books and Bible studies.Barb is sharing:The advantages of having a literary agent if you want to traditionally publish your bookTop four features that agents look for in a book proposalWays to share that you are already connecting with your target readersTips for preparing for an agent appointment at a conference to ease your anxietyHer author-to-author tips to help you keep going when the going gets toughCONNECT WITH BARB:https://www.booksandsuch.comLIST OF CHRISTIAN WRITING CONFERENCES:https://kimstewartmarketing.com/78📋 Podcast Pitching Tracker 🎧 LISTENERS TO READERS (grow your email list with a private podcast) 📥 CREATE YOUR PRIVATE PODCAST READER MAGNET: Private Podcast Toolkit (special listeners' price!) 💛 FAVE PODCASTING RESOURCES: ☑️ START YOUR AUTHOR PODCAST CHECKLIST 🎙️ Microphone 🎧 Hosting (Buzzsprout) 📥 Private Podcast Hosting (Hello Audio) 🖥️ Recording/Editing (Descript) 📣 PodMatch (connecting hosts and guests) LET'S CONNECT:IG/ThreadsLinkedin Note: affiliate links may be included. I only share products I use that you will love! - Kim

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