This week I wanted to talk to you about publishing platforms and help you determine which direction is going to be most suitable for you as a newly published author.
The majority of new authors now have no option but to self-publish, as opposed to being published with traditional publishers who take care of everything for the author including editing, design and publishing in print and ebook format. They might guide the author through the process of recording their book for an audiobook as well.
For the self-published author though, the options are not entirely clear.
If you’ve already started exploring your options, then you might have noticed that there doesn’t seem to be one clear path that a new author can take to become published, which makes the process quite daunting.
It might even appear that there are too many options, making it too difficult to know what is the best course to follow without having a degree in publishing.
It really can be overwhelming to the point that some authors might just put their project on the back burner indefinitely, or worse, give up on their dream of becoming a published author entirely.
What I want to do today is give you clarity around your choices so that you can move forward with confidence.
I want to help you formulate your own publishing plan.
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