TAB141: Going Indie With A Traditionally Published Series, with Jennifer Ashley

TAB141: Going Indie With A Traditionally Published Series, with Jennifer Ashley

In this week’s episode, we discuss the process of self-publishing a series that had previously been traditionally published with NYT, USA Today, and Amazon bestselling author Jennifer Ashley.

Jennifer didn’t just decide to continue her Stormwalker series, she also made the decision to invest in the continuation of audiobooks for her series, hiring the same narrator her publisher had selected to narrate the books originally.

TAB098: Walking a Series Launch Tightrope, with Martha Carr

TAB098: Walking a Series Launch Tightrope, with Martha Carr

Author Martha Carr joins us to talk about the rapid release launch strategy she’s using to launch the Wallis Jones thriller series. We discuss her plan, which is to publish six books in 91 days. She explains why she’s releasing the books so quickly, what she hopes to accomplish by doing so, and why she’s willing to come back to report on her progress after each new release. To Martha, it’s all just data, and we’ll all learn from her data in the high-wire act that is her launch process.

TAB095: Are You Prepared for Breakout Success with Your Next Book?

TAB095: Are You Prepared for Breakout Success with Your Next Book?

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.