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I have a novel that I am currently shopping to try to find an agent. I have also written a business book that I have self-published. I have an Author-Consultant-Speaker website up and running to promote my business book. I also have a Facebook page and am building a LinkedIn page. My question is: Should I mention my website in my query letter to agents? Once my novel is picked up, I plan to market it separately. I am at the very early stages, so I risk looking under-developed, yet if I don’t mention it, I lose the leverage of the efforts I have already put in. I would appreciate your opinion on this. And thank you, again, for the very valuable podcasts.