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We help business professionals write, publish, and market non-fiction books.
Pre-Order, Schedule, or Release Now? Timing Your Kindle and Paperback on Amazon
When a client's book is ready to publish, we always end up having the same conversation. The manuscript is done. The cover is done. And then comes the question every author hits right about this point. How does the book actually go live on Amazon? And I'll be...
Want to Publish Wide?
Want to Publish Wide? How to Use Amazon KDP, IngramSpark & Draft2Digital Together When we work with clients who are becoming first-time authors, we typically recommend starting with Amazon first for both the print and digital versions of their book. For many new...
Podcast Guest Appearances on LinkedIn: How Authors Can Turn One Interview Into Months of Visibility
A practical guide for authors who guest on podcasts — and want more than a thank-you post out of the experience You said yes to the podcast. You showed up, gave thoughtful answers, and shared your best stories and your best advice. For thirty minutes or so, you...
Amazon-Only Publishing: Why First-Time Business Authors Should Skip the Multi-Platform Complexity
A practical guide for coaches, consultants, and experts weighing Amazon KDP against a multi-platform distribution strategy If you've ever sat down to figure out how to publish your first business book, you've probably discovered something frustrating fast: there are a...
LinkedIn Messaging for Authors: 6 Inbox Habits That Turn Messages Into Real Opportunities
A practical guide for authors who want to stop drowning in their LinkedIn inbox — and start using it to build real relationships If you're an author building a platform on LinkedIn, your inbox is probably the most neglected asset you have. Messages pile up, some get...
How to Talk About Your Book With Confidence: A Clarity Framework for Business Authors
Why smart, accomplished authors freeze up when someone asks ‘What’s your book about?’ — and the three questions that fix it for good Most authors can write a book. Far fewer can explain one. If you've ever been asked “So, what's your book about?” and felt your answer...