The virtual doors of our third Indie Author Fringe event open at 10am Frankfurt/9am London, Saturday October 14th. Here’s how to attend and get the most out of our FREE Online Author Conference, and how to join in conversations with Sponsors and Speakers on the day.
How long is the Frankfurt Indie Author Fringe event?
- Each Indie Author Fringe event is 24 hours long
- We’ll release a new Speaker Session at least once an hour, and will continue doing that for 24 hours
How do I attend Indie Author Fringe?
- Visit us here on this blog during our Indie Author Fringe event.
Indie Author Fringe
- Each Speaker Session is a new blog post, and you can check in throughout the day to see the published sessions. The great thing about an online conference is that the content will be sessions will continue to be available on our blog after the event.
- Speaker Sessions are a mix of articles, podcasts and videos.
- And don't forget … it's FREE TO ATTEND, thanks to the support of our sponsors.
How do I know when Sessions are available?
- On the day of the event, we’re sending out agenda updates, providing a summary of the upcoming Speaker Session, just sign up here to receive these updates that will include the speaker, session topic and time the session goes live. Or visit our:
Frankfurt Indie Author Fringe Agenda page
How Can I ask the Speakers & Sponsors Questions?
- Leave the speakers a comment on their session page.
- Visit the Speaker and Sponsor Booth (aka: The Hot Seat) on the day to join in the conversation. Post your questions and comments, and swap ideas with other indie authors.
Visit the Hot Seat (Speaker and Sponsor Booth)
How do I enter the Speaker Giveaways?
- Our giveaways will be part of the Speaker Sessions.
- Just visit the speaker session after it’s been published to see whether the speaker is offering a giveaway, and enter for your chance to win. There’s lots of different ways to enter, and you can submit multiple entries for each and every giveaway.
- You can enter the GIVEAWAYS up until Midnight Monday 16th (Frankfurt time)
- Winners will be chosen at random via Rafflecopter, and the winners will be notified during the following week.
How do I take advantage of Sponsor’s Discounts & Giveaways?
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I’m signed up and want to attend live, but have no idea what to click to get there. Can someone please help me? I have attended these conferences before and have never had trouble knowing what to click to enter… but this time, no matter what I click I end up elsewhere. I am trying to listen to Joanna Penn’s interview but would also like to hear the next one about BookBub, so I am keen to find out what to do to get into these sessions live.
Thank you for your help.
Dee
Hi Dee, we had a slight hitch with Joanna’s presentation but it should now be available to view. Can you confirm?
Working all day I’m afraid but delighted we will be able to access sessions from the Conference at a later date.
Yes, sessions will be available on the blog in perpetuity, but try and visit them before midnight Monday, because that’s when the giveaways closed.
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How much does this event cost? I don’t see any posted information.
Entirely free to attend, Jay, so I hope you’re going to join us! (Entirely online too, by the way!)
Are these sessions recorded and available to view at a later time?
If so, is there a link?
Thanks.
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