How Much Does it Cost to Make an Audiobook?
If you want to make an audiobook, plan on spending anywhere between $2,500 and $3,750 for a five-hour book. That breaks down to about...Read More
Book Publishing
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How to Publish an Audiobook in 5 Steps
Print books are great. But if you want to make your message even more accessible, here's my #1 recommendation: Publish an audiobook.Read More
How to Make an Audiobook (in 2023)
Audiobooks represent a billion-dollar industry projected to reach $9.3 billion by 2026. If you want to get into the game, this post walks you step by step through the process...Read More
How to Find a Publisher for My Book: The Best Option for 98% of Nonfiction Authors
When people ask me, “how do I find a publisher for my book?”, they’re usually talking about a traditional publisher, like Random House or HarperCollins...Read More
Book Publishing Process: A Step-by-Step Guide for Aspiring Nonfiction Authors
If you want to understand the book publishing process, you have to learn the difference between Self-Publishing and Traditional Publishing. Choosing the right method...Read More
How To Get Your Self-Published Book Into Bookstores (Complete Guide)
Many Authors want to get their book into hundreds (or even thousands) of bookstores across the country. It's one of the most common...Read More
What is Vanity Press? (And How You Can Avoid Publishing Scams)
It's natural for Authors to be excited about publishing their book. But I’ll warn you right now: some companies will prey on that excitement. Don't fall for it...Read More
Why is eBook Metadata Important? (& How Authors Can Edit It)
If your ebook has the wrong metadata, readers will never find it—even if they’re looking for a book just like yours. Think about that. A reader...Read More
Is Amazon’s KDP Select Worth it? What to Know Before You Enroll
If you're a KDP Author and you're wondering whether you should put your book in KDP Select, you're not alone. It's a complicated decision, and you...Read More
How to Make The Back Cover for Your Book & Why It Matters (With Examples)
The front cover is a reader’s first impression of your book. “Is this a book I might want to read?” If a reader is hooked by your book title, intrigued by the subtitle, and impressed by the front cover design... Read More