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Let's do this again. My unsolicited 2 cents: there are a lot of people who are looking for books that do not have sexual content or filthy language in them.

I'm working on a presentation about career progression and goal setting, and as part of it, I've been building a retrospective analysis of annual metrics. Newsletter subscribers, books released, total

Hey, you! Take some time this week to create some social media content for next month. Be mindful of the election, and you don't need to schedule anything if you

Here's my biggest wish for people to understand about publishing (other than the fact that it's Definitely Not a Meritocracy): you don't need to be A Bestselling Author. I've done

For a self-published author, buying ISBNs is OPTIONAL. Completely, entirely optional. There are reasons to buy them, and they only make sense once your books start to gain traction. For

In the foreword of my book, I talk about the first self-publishing lesson I learned from my mom's pre-internet desktop publishing business: Your Mailing List Is King. There's another lesson

Fellow indie authors: read this tweet a few times. And actually, Twitter isn't really the audience for this, because every time I talk about this, I get the "I ALWAYS

B. Look for editors who will do a single pass read through and write an editorial letter without any inline comments. This will be cheaper, and if you can do

Ooh, does Twitter sell books? I HAVE THOUGHTS.Another thread on why it's important to be clear about goals, processes, pathways, and other Super Sexy Publishing Things. Social media sells books