

Sarah believes blogging for business should be mandatory. Every author should have a blog to sell more books and promote their business. Sarah covers what to write, how to optimize your blog posts, where to find your readers, and get input on what they care about.
Sarah also shares a Facebook strategy that helped her grow her group to 70,000 people. We also cover how to write a blog post that naturally leads to people wanting to get your book or subscribe to your newsletter as the next step.
Sarah is an expert on marketing, SEO, and content creation who has self-published more than 10 marketing books.

Lorna Bailey is an author systems expert and long-time assistant to authors and entrepreneurs. From Dave Chesson to Marion Roach Smith, her mission is to help authors succeed through systems, processes and productivity.

Ted is an author and helps organizations secure their systems and data through education, consulting, writing, and more.

Lisa Mullis is a copywriter and graphic designer who creates verbal and visual messaging for companies and causes in the areas of health and wellness, education, the environment, and the economy. She helps new companies establish their positioning and develop a strong communications platform that will give them visibility and legitimacy.

Liz Stapleton is a blogger, lawyer, and someone who loves making your blogging life easier with action-oriented content and trainings that help you save your sanity and earn more.
Learn more here:
http://elizabethstapleton.com/resources

Arielle Haughee (Hoy) is a multiple award-winning author, editor, speaker, and publisher. She owns the small press Orange Blossom Publishing and publishes books about love, humor, and wellness for women and children.

Krista Martin is the founder of Make Your Mark. She helps coaches leverage speaking to build their authority and fill their programs with the right fit clients.


This session covers how to approach revision in three layers (story, structure, and line edits) along with how to spot weak stakes, fix pacing through structure, and avoid common traps like editing too early. Janice Hardy also shares practical tools for line-level polish, explains how her process has evolved over time, and reflects on the mental shift required to move from drafting to revising.



@ 2026 The Author To Profit School Summit is curated by Ray Brehm and Kris Safarova.