Book publishing has been around for centuries. And while I wasn’t around during the time of the first printing press, I’m willing to bet that they had all sorts of advice for anyone looking to get published even back then. I mean, it was probably advice like “get on Henry VIII’s good side and Cambridge […]
You’ve probably already heard that writing a book can build your business and even generate leads for your business. But it’s not really as simple as just writing a book and then waiting for the leads to start coming in. For your book to truly help generate leads, you need to come up with the
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Years ago, there were two ways you could become a published author. Your manuscript could be picked up and distributed by a publishing house, or you could pay a lot of money to a vanity publisher. Or, if you were lucky, had a lot of money, and knew how to construct books, you could self-publish. Self-publishing was
Feedback is a vital tool in the journey of transforming your manuscript from a good story into a great book. Whether you’re a seasoned author or a newbie in the literary world, seeking feedback can be an incredibly valuable step towards honing your craft and creating a more engaging reading experience for your audience. Constructive
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It’s one of the questions I hear all the time: should you hire an editor before submitting your book to an agent? The short answer is yes; but as always, there is a lot of “well, it depends” that goes along with it. Editing in the Publishing Process Writing a book is a daunting task.
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