Author Speaking and Press Page
Turn 'can you speak at our event?' into a one-click answer. Surface speaking topics, past engagements, and a downloadable press kit where journalists and organizers expect to find them.
Authors are hired for speaking gigs, conference keynotes, festival panels, podcast interviews, and press coverage — and that work often pays more than royalties. Sites that hide speaking topics, past engagements, and a press kit behind a generic Contact form lose those opportunities to authors who surface them.
A strong speaking-press page lists your speaking topics with brief descriptions, names recent or notable engagements, offers a downloadable press kit (bio, headshots, book covers, sample interview questions), and gives a clear contact path for journalists and event organizers. That page handles the industry request Amazon and Goodreads cannot.
What the speaking-press page should include
- Speaking topics with brief descriptions (not just titles)
- Recent or notable engagements (conferences, podcasts, festivals)
- Downloadable press kit: bio, headshots, book covers, sample questions
- Clear contact path for journalists and event organizers