Resources and tips for the self-published author.

Kathy Meis and Porter Anderson from @PubSmartCon will be taking over Tuesday’s #IndieChat on 4/15/14.

You did it!  You finally finished your book and it is a masterpiece!  Now, all you have to do is get people to read it.  It’s time to take off the author hat and put on the marketer hat.  You have a book description to write.

Self-publishing is a great alternative to traditional publishing. It’s a great way to get your book written and out there, and BiblioCrunch can help. Start getting your book out there today! Who knows? Your book could change the world.

As a writer in the modern world, its sometimes hard to make time to write as often as we would want to. Self-publishing allows you to write on your own time, and resources from BiblioCrunch can help!

Nicki Haylon from Instafreebie will be our guest on Tuesday’s #IndieChat on 4/8/14.

Never judge a book by its cover or so the saying goes.  But that isn’t necessarily true, is it?  First impressions are lasting impressions and we make snap judgments incessantly – the second we meet someone or step in a home or even check out a new car in the lot.  The same holds true

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Writing takes a lot of courage. However, once you find that courage, you can easily find your writing voice. And Self-publishing is a great place to reveal that voice.

You’ve finished writing your book. Think you’re done? Think Again. Proofreading is an essential tool for publishing. Make sure your book is proofread before its published. After you proofread, proofread again.  

Victoria Strauss, author and founder of publishing watchdog site Writer Beware, will be our guest on Tuesday’s #IndieChat on 4/1/14.

After you finish writing your ebook, you are anxious to share it with the world and the process can prove frustrating when you are forced to hit the brakes in order to first create a viable marketing strategy.  It’s the old hurry up and wait ploy.  Ahh!  I feel your pain.