Roger Charlie

A little reminder for October…

What happens when launching into adulthood takes a little longer?
Join my client Kim Muench and bestselling author Julie Lythcott-Haims for a FREE live conversation about adult children and parents living together longer—and how families can navigate independence, expectations, money, and connection.

📅 October 1 | Online
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Publicity can look simple from the outside.

“Just pitch the book.”
But good publicity is rarely that simple.

It takes research, relationships, strategy, timing, creativity, and a clear understanding of what makes a story worth talking about.

That's what happens behind the scenes.

Visit my site to learn more: www.rogercharlie.com

Not every author needs more promotion.
Sometimes, they need the right conversation.

Who are you trying to reach?
What do you actually want to be known for?
Where does your story belong?
And, perhaps most importantly, what feels authentic to you?

Good publicity isn't about shouting louder.
It's about finding the right rooms, the right people, and the right opportunities to start meaningful conversations.

Authors: what's the hardest part of getting your book in front of the right people?

Let's talk about it.

What do you do when you need to recover 34 years of memories you never wrote down?

For me, the answer was music.

In my latest piece for Writer’s Digest, I share how songs became an unexpected archive for my memoir, helping me reconnect with moments, places, emotions, and details from my 34 years on Wall Street.

Thank you to Writer’s Digest for sharing the story, and to Roger Charlie for helping make it possible.

A good pitch matters.
But relationships matter too.

Years of conversations, introductions, follow-ups, collaborations, and trusted connections can make a big difference when you're looking for the right opportunity for a story.

At Roger Charlie, we don't just send pitches.

We build and maintain relationships that help create meaningful opportunities for the storytellers we represent.

What people see is the interview, the podcast appearance, the article, or the social post.
What they don't always see is everything that happens before it.

At Roger Charlie, that's where much of our work happens.

We build publicity around the story, the audience, and the opportunities that make sense.