Self-Publishing Successfully: Pro Guide To Successful Authorship

Self-publishing is the fastest growing segment of the publishing industry; authors find it attractive for many reasons.

Unlike using traditional publishing companies, self-publishing allows the author to be in control of the entire creative and selling process. As a self-published author, you pay the full cost of producing your work and are responsible for marketing and distribution.

Do you want to successfully self-publish?

There are thousands of new books being published every day, but many self-published books quickly sink to the bottom of the pile.

Many authors are frustrated because there are so many options for self-publishing, and they don't know which one to choose or what will be best for their book.

Others spend thousands of dollars to publish and end up disappointed with the end result.

But it doesn't have to be this way. This book helps the unpublished aspiring writer quit the long queue of traditional publishing and instantly kick start a successful writing career with self publishing packages.

I've made lots of mistakes along the way, but through the process of self-publishing 5 books and several others for other authors, I've learned the most effective way to publish and market your books.

In this book, I'll share everything with you.

What you need to know before you self-publish
Why self-publishing an ebook is a good idea
How to format an ebook
Exclusivity and going direct
How to self-publish an ebook
Why self-publish a print book
Print-on-demand will change your life
What you need to know before you print
How to self-publish a print book
What to do if you want help with the publishing process
After self-publishing
How much does it cost to self-publish?
How do you get paid when you self-publish?
Book marketing principles
Plus, opportunity to partner with me.

If you're ready to successfully self-publish, then grab this free ebook now.

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