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Training #651 — Social Media for Authors
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Social media can be useful for authors, but only if it fits into a writing life.
This week, Jason Brick joins us for a practical, encouraging session on building an author social-media presence without letting it consume your creative time. This is not a course in chasing viral trends or posting constantly; it’s a framework for choosing a sensible focus, creating meaningful content, and developing a repeatable routine you can actually maintain.
Whether you are starting from scratch, returning after a long break, or tired of feeling like you should be doing more online, this training will help you make social media simpler and more intentional.
About Jason Brick
Jason is a martial artist, journalist, father, husband, and working writer. He brings a practical, grounded approach to creative habits, communication, and building systems that work in real life (not just in theory). Jason has written quite a few of our articles here at Apex Authors, and joined us previously to talk about Writing & Productivity (Training #276).
- EVENT: Training #651 — Social Media for Authors with Jason Brick
- DATE: Tuesday, September 15th, 2026
- TIME: 01:00pm Eastern Time
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