Collaborations
I collaborate with author programs, educators, and hosts on visibility, anti-marketing, and sustainable growth without hustle-driven tactics.
My work is best suited for authors and writing communities who want clarity over tactics and long-term thinking over quick wins. I focus on helping authors understand how visibility actually works, so they can make choices that fit their goals, energy, and stage of their career.
Below is a selection of recent collaborations, guest contributions, and conversations.
If you’re a content creator and want to collaborate with me:
I’m open to thoughtful collaborations, including guest workshops, articles, podcast conversations, and more. See my full Media kit.
If you’re running a blog, podcast, YouTube channel, digital publication, live events on any social media… basically anything where you’re wanting to get high-value, useful information in front of fiction authors trying to build a career, I’d love to be your guest.
All providers, creators, and authors are welcome to submit a request. Audience size doesn’t matter. If I can bring value to you and your audience and you want to benefit from offering your audience professional insights around marketing, strategy, or tech topics related to growing a career as a fiction author, then we’re a good fit!
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Marketing for Writers: Are Email Lists Really That Important?
Guest blog post
In this guest article for Hook of a Book, I explore why email lists still matter for authors, especially in a landscape shaped by shifting algorithms and unpredictable reach. Rather than treating email as another marketing task, the piece reframes it as a long-term visibility asset that authors can own, nurture, and grow at a pace that fits their goals and energy.
“Thank you, Tanya, for such an informative article for authors! We hope you will join us here again in 2026 with more expert advice.”
— Erin, Hook of a Book
“Anti-Marketing” for Fiction Authors
Guest workshop
In this guest workshop for the Labyrinth writers program, I introduced my Anti-Marketing Roadmap, a connection-first framework designed to help fiction authors understand visibility without burnout. The session focused on clarifying how different visibility routes work together, defining author brand in an author-friendly way, and helping participants choose approaches that fit their goals, energy, and career stage. The workshop included live Q&A and hot seats so authors could apply the framework directly to their own situations.
“Tanya has a gift for breaking a complex process into clear, executable steps. Participants left with not only straightforward actions, but a better understanding of how to choose the right approach for their specific circumstances.”
— Katherine, Labyrinth Writers Program
Sustainable Marketing for Fiction Authors
Podcast interview
In this episode, I chat with Kasia about my writing journey and publishing plans. I share my insights on marketing strategies for fiction authors, emphasizing the need for a sustainable approach to building a readership. The conversation also covers the significance of social media engagement and the value of community in the author space.
Evara Voices on Marketing for Authors
Podcast interview
In these episodes, I chat with Vanitha about my “anti-marketing” approach for fiction authors and what it really means to build an online presence without overwhelm. We explore personalized marketing, author websites and pen names, and the role of credibility in today’s digital landscape. Our conversation also dives into how publishing has changed over the past two decades, the difference between earned and owned media, the impact of reviews and cancel culture, and why building genuine connections is key to reaching both visible and invisible readers.
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I’m open to thoughtful collaborations, including guest workshops, articles, and podcast conversations.
Media kit and contact details.
