Jennifer S. Wilkov

Jennifer S. Wilkov is a multi #1 international best-selling award-winning author, an award-winning freelance writer, The Literary Agent Matchmaker™, and a respected book and business consultant in her business called “Your Book Is Your Hook” for more than 20 years. She supports first-time writers and seasoned authors with the essentials for writing a bestseller: a great project, a strong platform and a well-polished pitch, presentation and hook for their book or project. She provides guidance for the writing, editing, getting published/produced and marketing of their book ideas and projects as well as the building of their platform to raise their visibility to readers/viewers, Hollywood, and the media.

She offers Office Hours Appointments for book writers, screenwriters, scriptwriters and playwrights to offer professional guidance, advice and direction for their books, film, television series, episodic series for streaming, and stage productions. She teaches webinars, gives clinics, produces workshops, and provides simple strategies to tweet, post and find followers and connections for authors, businesses, and media professionals and others to build their marketing platform and expand the reach of their book, business, or project while they attend to their jobs, families, and personal lives.

She created the From Thought to Sales in 90 Days™ book process which she developed while writing, marketing and publishing her first #1 international best-selling book, Dating Your Money: How to Build a Long-Lasting Relationship with Your Money in 8 Easy Steps.

Dating Your Money: How to Build a Long-Lasting Relationship with Your Money in 8 Easy Steps (2006)

Dating Your Money For Couples: How to Build a Long-Lasting Relationship with Your Money and Each Other in 8 Easy Steps (2007)

The Loved Ones Kit: The Enlightened Way to Organize Your Money and Life for the Ones You Love (2006)

The Green Guide Girls: Guide to Green Book Publishing (2007)

Boys Before Business: The Single Girl’s Guide to Having It All (with co-author Kimberly Mylls) (2010)

Ready, Aim, Soar!: The Expert Insights System for Business Growth and Success in the 21st Century (2012)

Voices of the 21st Century: Powerful, Passionate Women Who Make a Difference (2020)

Voices of the 21st Century: Conscious, Caring Women Who Make a Difference (2022)

She is also an award-winning freelance writer (2009 Silver Eddie Award for feature article in Marie Claire April 2009 issue) who has been quoted and whose writings have appeared in national magazines and newspapers.

Jennifer has sat on Boards of Advisors and has taught classes and produced programs for the School of Visual Arts, Writers Guild of America, East, New York Women In Film & Television, Writers Digest, ThrillerFest, American Society of Journalists & Authors, Book Expo America, Chelsea Film Festival, and more. She has spoken at myriad major industry conferences, festivals, and events for writers of books, screenplays and scripts for film, television, and episodic streaming projects.

She is also the creator of The Next Bestseller™ Weekend Workshop (virtual – offered annually), a safe space that provides writers with exclusive access to the dream team to help writers learn to talk effectively with industry professionals about their projects.

Through the years, Jennifer’s works have been endorsed by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Ken Caillat (Grammy Award-winning producer of Fleetwood Mac), Bruce M. Stachenfeld, Esq. (Founding Partner, Adler & Stachenfeld, LLP), Tom Avitabile, Eliot LeBow, Danny Falcone, publicists, literary agents, publishers, producers, many in the field of green book publishing, her martial arts Senseis in Shintaido and Aikido, and many more.

Fourteen years later, she is currently back out again on an international tour with her fifth book, Boys Before Business: The Single Girl’s Guide to Having It All!

Her keen eye for stories that sell for both books and in Hollywood is trusted by industry professionals who appreciate her savvy in seeing the many possibilities a subject can lend itself to.