It is often said that nonfiction is easier to promote than fiction, and I certainly don’t disagree. However, wherever there is a challenge, there is the
KDP Select has been one of the most widely debated and divided issues in Amazon self-publishing this year. A lot of the authors I have
Happy Tuesday folks. It’s election results day here in the US, but to keep you distracted until the nerve-wracking results come in, I’ve got a
In part 2 of this interview (find part 1 here), I asked best-selling author Mark Edwards: “Before the book deal with Harper Collins, how did
In part 6 of this series, I talked to Suzannah Windsor Freeman & Kathy Lynn Harris about their self-publishing and promotional experiences. Both are busy
So… ever started a blog for your book and then just… left it to die? Gosh, join the club! [clear] People ask all the time how
Indie author Jenny Ladner Brenner emailed me a few weeks back, saying she had sold a couple of thousand copies of her book, The Dinner Party,
Today’s interviewees have been online friends of mine for a while, and I respect both of them so much for their writing, marketing, but most
Knowing your reader demographic is of course important. But not the demographic factors you might have thought! When figuring out our book marketing plan of
This is part 3 in the series where I ask indie authors two simple questions: 1. What do you wish you had known when you first