Some aspiring indie authors wonder if they should publish in a particular month or season. Maybe releasing a book in the fall when school starts is a good time? Maybe in the spring before the summer lull hits? Maybe summer is a good time because people have time to read? How about in November or December when people can purchase…
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Today’s guest post is by Eric V. Van Der Hope, author of Mastering Niche Marketing. A book launching campaign can be a bit intimidating. What many people fail to realize is that only after the book is written does the real work begin—when it’s finally published. Nevertheless, a book launching can be an exciting and memorable step in your career and…
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What if you could get read more often and make more money from something other than writing a book? Would you stop trying to get published? Would you turn your attention to this other endeavor? Here’s the thing: You can actually focus on this specific activity and still try to get a book published. You can even do this activity…
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If you are a serious nonfiction writer or author, you don’t just want to get your writing read, you want to make a living as a writer and author. That means you want to make money. Here’s the bad news: Books are not big money makers–especially not nonfiction books. They can provide a nice trickle of income, but they aren’t…
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Today’s guest blog post is the third part of a three-part series by Stephanie Chandler, author of Own Your Niche and Booked Up! Read part 1 here and part 2 here. In the first two posts in this series, I covered what you need to know before you pitch the media and how to build a list of media contacts….
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