Last week in Part 1, we tackled one of the biggest struggles nonfiction authors face: staying consistent with marketing when you’re mentally drained or short on time. We reframed what consistency real...
Let’s get one thing straight: “consistency” is overrated, at least the way most book marketing advice talks about it.
You’re told to post every day, stay visible, and keep the algorithm happy. But le...
I remember the exact moment I finished my book. I should have felt a rush of excitement, a deep sense of accomplishment. This was the moment I had worked so hard for. The late nights, the rewrites, th...
You wrote a book. A real, actual book. You poured your heart, soul, and time into it, between editing, formatting, and perfecting every word. And then… nothing.
Because as much as you love writing, m...
If you’re feeling stuck in your book launch, you’re not alone. It’s hard when the excitement fades, leaving you wondering if anyone cares about your work.
I’ve been there, refreshing my sales page, h...
Fears come in every shape and size, from the small and manageable to the large and overwhelming.
This is especially true for you as a first-time nonfiction author. You stand at the brink of the publi...
From my earliest memory, my small world was a prison. In the first seven years of my life, I awoke to the sight of metal bars across my bedroom window. They weren’t there to hold me captive; they were...
Through my years of experience as a book marketing mentor and coach, I’ve noticed how social media can often make nonfiction authors doubt themselves.
It’s easy to feel like you’re not measuring up a...
You’ve poured your heart and soul into that manuscript, slaved over countless drafts, and finally released a nonfiction book into the wild. Bravo! You’re now a literary warrior.
You’ve created a mast...
Setting Out on a Brave Quest
As a non-fiction author, you’ve embarked on a brave and thrilling quest to share your knowledge and insights with the world. But little did you know that a cunning advers...
