Michael Anderle joins us after his first full year as a published author. We discuss his original goals, the remarkable success he achieved in his first year, and his advice for achieving the publishing goals you’ve set for your author business.
Do you remember your first published book? Do you remember what you expected to happen? Was there a difference between what you expected and what you hoped would happen? What if your “hoped for” result was what really happened and your book was a breakout success? Or maybe it did? Were you prepared?
Barbara Nickless joins us to talk about being prepared for breakout success in this week’s show.
Author marketing expert, Chris Syme shares her favorite social media platforms for promoting and selling books, the critical importance of your Facebook author page and her four-step strategy for getting more engagement and book sales from the time you invest on social media.
Work harder, write more, sleep less, publish the next book. It’s the path to success as an indie author, right? What happens if that’s not a viable track for you? This week’s show is a conversation with between Taylor Stevens and Stephen about what to do when you find that pushing yourself to work harder and faster no longer works.
Honorée Corder joins the show to discuss the launch process she used for her latest work, YOU MUST WRITE A BOOK. Then we get into her strategies for managing advance reader teams, choosing the right public relations firm, time management and even the importance of having a set of professionally done author photos.
Before getting into the business of writing I spent twenty-five years in the technology business as a financial guy, and then as a serial entrepreneur. I know what it takes to start and run a successful business.