Episode 158: What Happens When You Bet on Yourself as a Writer
From 80+ rejections to landing an audiobook deal with Simon Maverick, Ang T. Dalton shines a light on what’s possible when you bet on yourself as a writer.
Episode 157: How Purposeful Publishing Drives Long-Term Book Success
Todd Sattersten discusses his highly intentional, experiment-driven marketing strategy for launching his new book, 100 Best Books for Work and Life.
Episode 156: What Every Nonfiction Author Should Know About Publishing
Stephanie Chandler takes a deep dive into publishing paths for nonfiction authors.
Episode 144: Breaking Up the Digital Book Monopoly
Joshua Stone sheds light on how Book.io is disrupting the digital book monopoly, offering a solution that restores the rights of authors and the autonomy of readers.
Episode 143: Pre-Order Campaigns for Self-Published and Hybrid-Published Authors
Franchesca Conner interviews Becky Robinson about pre-order campaigns for self-published and hybrid-published authors.
Episode 142: Pre-Order Campaigns for Traditionally Published Authors
Franchesca Conner interviews Becky Robinson about pre-order campaigns for traditionally published authors.
Episode 141: Expanding Your Book’s Global Reach
Margaux Weisman explores how DropCap Marketplace simplifies the international licensing process for authors by connecting them with vetted foreign publishers.
Episode 136: Adapting After a Book Launch
Hesha Abrams talks about how she has adapted over the years since her book launch to reach new audiences.
Episode 135: Navigating Book Publicity
Leah Paulos shares her advice for navigating book publicity.
Episode 134: Book Endorsement Insights From an Author and a Publishing Expert
Glen Van Peski and Jeevan Sivasubramaniam share their insights on the impact of book endorsements.