Use Case
AI chatbot for author & speaker
Make books, talk summaries, press kits, and event details searchable through a public AI profile and lead form.
Train it from your content
Upload PDFs, website pages, images, pasted notes, policies, media kits, spreadsheets, or other source material that already explains what people ask.
Publish where questions happen
Share a public bot page, embed a widget, or keep the assistant private for approved users while you refine answers.
Improve from real demand
Use analytics, feedback, unanswered questions, and lead details to see which content gaps matter most.
What to add first
Start with your highest-frequency questions, then add source content that answers pricing, availability, process, exclusions, contact steps, and common objections. A useful bot is built from clear source material, not guesswork.
Source content to prepare
Add an approved biography, book summaries, talk descriptions, press kit, event formats, topic list, audience fit, booking process, interviews, and public excerpts. Do not upload manuscript material or contractual terms that should remain private.
Questions visitors may ask
Prepare for questions from readers, event organizers, journalists, educators, and podcast hosts about themes, talks, availability, formats, previous appearances, bulk orders, and booking contact details.
Results to measure
Measure event and media inquiries, reader engagement, requested topics, and missing press information. A useful assistant should direct each audience to the right public resource or collect enough context for a relevant follow-up.