Is Self-Publishing Vanity Publishing? “Vanity Publisher!” Someone on LinkedIn rebuked me for reaching out to let them know about our services helping people publish books. She called us a vanity publisher and meant it as an insult. Vanity Publisher – someone who provides publishing services for a fee. But why is it called a vanity publisher? […]
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9 Ways to Spread the Message of Your Book. When You Wrote an Amazing Book and No One Wants It. “What do you want to do with this audience for the next 5 years?” This is the question I’m asking every book writing client now. Why? Because I’ve seen too many amazing people
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62 Things You Can Do If You Don’t Want Your Book To Sell I know you wrote your book because it was fun and easy. But you still need to make sure you do a few things if you don’t want it to sell. Here’s a list of 62 absolute musts if you want to
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For fun, I have generated a series of articles using a chat A.I. Crazy! I’ll include them here because they are helpful. You can also see that A.I. won’t replace the best human writers anytime soon! When hiring an editor, there are several things you should consider to ensure that you find someone who is
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Research is an important part of writing a book, and there are several ways to conduct research: Reading: Start by reading books, articles, and other materials related to your topic. Look for both primary and secondary sources to get a comprehensive understanding of your subject matter. Interviews: Conduct interviews with experts, scholars, and
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When writing a book, it’s important to keep your reader in mind throughout the process. Here are some tips to help you write your book with the reader in mind: Identify your target audience: Before you start writing, identify who your target audience is. Who are you writing for? What are their interests and
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