A Look at Traditional Publishing: Cons (Part 3 of 3)
Traditional publishing offers credibility and support, but it’s not for everyone. It can be slow, highly competitive, and requires creative and financial compromises. Authors must weigh the trade-offs of prestige versus control and financial return before choosing this path.
A Look at Traditional Publishing: Pros (Part 2 of 3)
Traditional publishing offers writers professional editorial support, wide distribution, and industry credibility. While it requires overcoming hurdles, the rewards include career-long prestige, financial advances, and access to established marketing channels.
A Look at Traditional Publishing (Part 1 of 3)
Traditional publishing is one of several paths available to writers today. It offers professional support, financial backing, and wide distribution but comes with trade-offs. Understanding the process and its implications is crucial in choosing the right publishing path.
The Two-Headed Beast of Publishing: Quality Books and Marketing
Publishing today is a two-headed beast of quality books and marketing. Authors must navigate both to succeed, regardless of whether they are with a large publisher, small press, or self-publishing. Learn how to manage both aspects for success.
Writing One Book A Year: You Need Your Cake and Eat It Too
Writers are often told to produce one book per year, but at what cost? Discover why every book should be a breakout book and why quality should never be sacrificed for speed.
Three Considerations for a Marketing Plan: Book, You, and Brand: Part 1 of 3
Marketing your book is no easy task, but it starts with understanding your specific audience. In this first post of a three-part series, we discuss the first key element in your marketing plan: your book. Learn how to identify your target readers and build a more effective marketing strategy.