WRITE & PUBLISH YOUR BOOK
Saturday, November 15, 2025
Hampton Inn & Suites, 1 Dillon Rd, Hilton Head Island
Register for 11am or 3pm. Seminar is 90-Minutes.
Ready to transform your book idea into a published reality? Join Tom Freiling for a FREE, no-obligation seminar where you'll discover the step-by-step process successful authors use to write, refine, and publish their books, whether you're dreaming of traditional publishing or taking the indie route.
You'll learn how to overcome writer's block, structure your manuscript for maximum impact, navigate the publishing landscape with confidence, and avoid the costly mistakes that derail most aspiring authors. Whether your book has been living in your head for years or you're just starting to explore the possibilities, this seminar will give you the clarity, tools, and actionable plan you need to finally get your story into readers' hands!
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​ Questions? Email info@freilingagency.com or call 703-347-4400.
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MEET YOUR SEMINAR HOST
TOM FREILING
Chairman & CEO
Tom Freiling is a publishing industry C-suite veteran, pioneer in digital publishing, and has a history of launching wildly successful books, brands, and organizations. He has served in senior-level roles at America’s largest media companies, and as a 3X founder and CEO, the publishing company he launched was acquired by a NASDAQ-listed media company and generated more than 100M in revenue.
Tom has sold millions of books, and as a writer and collaborator, he’s represented and published multiple NY Times best-selling authors including Arthur Laffer, Chuck Colson, Dinesh D’Souza, Larry Kudlow, Mark Batterson, U.S. Attorney General, John Ashcroft, Dan Bongino, Dennis Prager, Mayor Eric Adams, and many more.
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Read Tom's articles in Forbes, Entrepreneur, and Fast Company.
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Member, Forbes Business Council.
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Contributing Writer, Entrepreneur Magazine.
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Bestselling author, HarperCollins.
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Executive Board, Fast Company.
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Former VP/GM, Salem Media Group (SALM-NASDAQ).
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Appearances on FOX, CNBC, C-SPAN, and other programs.
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Advisory Council, Harvard Business Review.
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Member, John Maxwell Leadership.