Writing a book is the cheapest part associated with self-publishing if you want to do it right.
From the original article: “How much you spend on publishing a book depends on how much you are willing to invest in its quality. Quality sells, and quality costs money. If you go cheap, you run the risk of ending up with a book that doesn’t sell well.”
While it is tempting to try and cut corners, the money you believe you are saving could actually be costing you not only profits but also potential readers.
Source: Self-Publishing Advice If you find yourself struggling with your Amazon ranking, then the keywords you’re using or not using in your book’s title, subtitle, and description could be the problem. Keywords are one of the more important aspects when listing your book on any vendor’s website. From the original article: “Amazon Kindle SEO is […]
Source: IngramSpark While it is tempting for authors to either edit their manuscript themselves or use an application or browser add-on to check for spelling and grammar errors, nothing replaces having an actual human editor. But how do you evaluate a potential editor for your work? From the original article: “Book editing is both subjective […]
