Imagine this: You’re a brand-new author, and you’re so excited about your freshly published book. But as you wade into the vast ocean of book marketing, you feel overwhelmed by the waves of strategies...
Book marketing is a lot like running a marathon. It’s not something you can do quickly and expect amazing results. Just like marathon runners need to train and prepare for months, authors need to inve...
Imagine you’ve spent years working on your nonfiction book. You’ve dedicated countless late nights and weekends to perfect every detail.Â
When it finally hits the shelves, the reception is amazing. R...
In Seth Godin’s book The Icarus Deception, he talks about “failing forward.” This means that even when you fail, you move forward by learning from your mistakes. Instead of fearing failure, you use it...
With over 3.5 million nonfiction books published annually, you face unique challenges and opportunities when marketing your work.
Unlike fiction, which often relies on a good story and a popular genr...
Now that your book is finally finished, you’re probably eager to share your hard-earned wisdom and unique insights with the world. The countless hours spent researching, writing, and tirelessly editin...
As a nonfiction author, you know the struggle all too well, capturing and holding your reader’s attention is no easy feat. With an endless stream of content at their fingertips, how can you ensure tha...
So, you’ve finally done it. After countless late nights, bottomless cups of coffee, and what feels like a lifetime of writer’s block, your nonfiction book is out in the world. Give yourself a pat on t...
You did it! After all the hard work of researching, writing, and revising, your nonfiction book is finally ready to be published.Â
As a first-time author, you might be feeling a mix of emotions — exc...
Have you ever picked up a book solely because its description was irresistible?
That’s the power of a few well-chosen words! Writing a great book description is an art form, and it can make a big dif...
