There are some serious myths floating around when it comes to traditional publishing. The top 3 reasons people think they want a traditional or "big name" publisher are...
Category: Book Writing
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Author Spotlight
"I could write chronologically about my life, but I didn't know how to take what I wanted to share and teach and infuse it, and take what I've learned over the years and let me voice come through."
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Author Spotlight
Does it excite you to imagine readers feeling over-served by your content? Jacqueline Hopper shows how she did just that through her latest book...
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Is there Really an ROI in Book Publishing?
When it comes to becoming an independently published author, have you ever wondered: “Can I make back the investment?” If so, this post is for you...
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How to Publish a Bestselling Book (Pt 3)
7 common myths when it comes to book writing and publishing (myths that too often STOP people from writing or publishing their book!)
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How to Publish a Bestselling Book (Pt 2)
Let's talk about book cover design! In order to release a respectable, high-quality, book, it's critical to regard book cover design as the art and science it is...
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How to Publish a Bestselling Book (Pt 1)
Discover five costly book publishing mistakes to avoid to streamline your approach, save you time and frustration, and increase your credibility as an author.
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Fear of Writing a Book
Do you want to write and publish a successful book? Do you want to stop ditching your idea because you feel like an imposter? And stop worrying that people may see you as a "fraud?" Today's post is about getting past Imposter Syndrome.
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8 Pros and Cons of Traditional Book Publishing
So often, I hear authors ask, "How do I get a big publisher interested in my book?" By "big publisher," they mean publishing groups such as Penguin, Harper Collins, and Chronicle Books. I love this question because it allows me to dispel some myths when it comes to traditional publishing.
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Book Writing Roadblocks
"Elizabeth, it's your job to get people really excited about their story," a prospective client said to me. The challenge isn't that you aren't excited enough about your story. This is what the challenge is...(and this is how to solve it).
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