Making Social Media Work for You

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Moderated by Maggie Toussaint, authors D.B. Sieders, Kathryn Lane, Margaret Mizushima, Maxwell Lopez, Rich Zahradnik, and Ross Carley discuss how writers can use social media with purpose. They focus on building genuine connections and promoting work in ways that feel natural and sustainable.

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