Speaking

Hallee Bridgeman speaking

Speaking & Teaching

Invite Hallee to speak

From women’s groups and church events to writing conferences around the world, Hallee loves teaching on faith, family, and the craft of storytelling.

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A heart to serve

Why Hallee speaks

When Hallee Bridgeman is not writing bestselling Christian romances and romantic suspense novels, she is a wife to Gregg and the mother of 3 children. Hallee and Gregg have spent years studying marriage and parenting, attending workshops, conferences, and filling their home library with Biblically-based material in order to better equip themselves in the mantle of Titus 2 mentorship and teaching.

Before launching her writing career, Hallee blogged and mentored Christian women in the art of homemaking, the joy of loving and respecting your husband, and in the raising of a Godly family at her website Hallee the Homemaker. Now she travels the world, speaking to women’s groups on those same topics that are so dear to her heart.

For women’s & church groups

Topics close to her heart

Hallee is available to speak to your book club, women’s group, church group, conference, or other event. She draws from a variety of topics, including:

her writing testimony writing Christian romance and suspense novels marriage being a military spouse in a time of war parenting parenting autism living a Godly life in a secular world cooking with whole foods brokenness surviving child loss

For writing groups & conferences

Workshops & teaching sessions

Hallee also speaks to writing groups worldwide. Popular sessions include:

Writing Through the Storm

Hallee shares her hard-won wisdom on pushing past the barriers that stifle the storytelling spirit. Drawing from her own harrowing journey, she reveals how life’s trials nearly silenced her pen, forcing her to change her writing process. Through a foundation of faith, practical strategies, and disciplined habits, she’ll show how she brought back her creative and learned to write again.

Seven Steps to Successful Self Publishing

Since 2012, Hallee Bridgeman has self-published 35 books, and has sold nearly a million copies. In this workshop, she will go over the Seven Steps to Successful Self Publishing, including editing, formatting, metadata, publishing, and marketing.

Writing in Layers

Hallee takes you through her process of writing a full-length novel very quickly by layering in different elements at a time.

Growing an Engaged Newsletter List

Hallee will show how to grow and maintain an active newsletter list. She’ll talk about the tools available to grow a newsletter, how to develop an onboarding drip campaign to engage new readers, and then how to keep them opening and interacting with your newsletter. “Extras” and “special newsletter features” are discussed, as well as breaking down monthly newsletters and special announcements.

Writing Realistic Christian Fiction

We live in a fallen world filled with secular entertainment that entertains millions of fans a day. How can an author write with a Christian worldview, with true-to-life characters and still be relevant in today’s world? Join Hallee Bridgeman as she dissects how to reach a Christian market with real characters, inspiring stories, and entertaining plots without compromising Christian values.

Red Hot Squeaky Clean Romance

As a successful best-selling romance author, Hallee will use favorite movie examples to make your page sizzle with heat while staying squeaky clean.

Be The 10%

Agents and editors say that 80%-90% of the submissions they receive aren’t even able to be edited to the point of publication. If you consider that the “best” an author has to submit is what is sent to agents and editors, and that each author believes his or her work is worthy of publication and that a contract is going to result from that submission, then it’s fair to assume that 80%-90% of all self-published books probably weren’t ready for publication. Hallee teaches authors to “Be the 10%”.

Building Metadata in Ebooks (co-taught with my husband Gregg)

Ebooks are basically electronic code. Tapping her cyber-security husband’s experience and intellect, Hallee shows how to build metadata in the background of your ebooks to help them become much more discoverable among the millions of other ebooks out there.

Creating a Marketing Plan When You Don’t Have a Marketing Degree

This class defines what a platform is for an author, discusses how to build a platform and utilize that platform to market your books. It covers newsletters, street teams, social media, and in-person marketing opportunities. We will also go over how to be true to your brand as an author so that your online platform presence is consistent through all networks.

Writing Mysterious Suspense and Suspenseful Mysteries

Hallee will go over the different elements that create a truly suspenseful book and well-plotted mysteries.

Platform Building for Authors

A platform is, by definition, a raised place where a speaker stands to be seen and heard. What does a platform mean to an author? Bestselling author Hallee Bridgeman will take you through building a platform, with advice on where to devote your energy and where not to throw your time and energy away.

Video Marketing for Authors

YouTube is the second largest search engine in the world. If authors want to increase their footprint, they need to be producing video marketing material. Bestselling author Hallee Bridgeman will guide you through your options, and give you video ideas.

Writing a Killer Proposal

Hallee will take you step-by-step through her 54-page proposal that landed her a 3-book contract with Revell.

Selling Direct

In this constantly changing industry, removing the middle-man and selling direct not only increases your income per sale, it also gives you valuable demographic information about your customers and the ability to market directly to people who purchase from you. Hallee will go over the options, the setup, and the execution of having a successful selling direct store.

Juggling Multiple Pen Names: Building Distinct Brands Without Losing Your Mind (or Your Voice)l

Many successful authors write under more than one name—whether to separate genres, protect privacy, reach different audiences, or simply keep the creative well from running dry. But managing multiple pen names is more than just changing a byline. It means juggling separate brands, reader expectations, marketing channels, production workflows, and the very real risk of brand dilution or burnout. In this practical session, we’ll walk through real-world strategies for successfully running more than one author identity.

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Whether it’s a women’s retreat, a church group, a book club, or a writing conference, Hallee would love to be part of your event.

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