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Self-Publishing Successfully | Take Control of Your Destiny!


You want to get published. You want to control the future of your inking and your writing career. 

I wish to show you how to walk over the head of Traditional Publishing and Self-Publish your manuscript - whether you're a published author, entrepreneur, corporation, professional, or absolute newcomer to writing.


In this second edition of Self-Publishing Successfully, he empowers you to publish your own work with minimal risk and maximum profits.

You'll find:
  • Complete step-by-step guidance on publishing and marketing a book
  • Ways to leverage social media marketing to build your platform and make yourself stand out from the crowd
  • A thorough explanation of the difference between POD self-publishing, subsidy publishing, and true self-publishing - and how to decide which is the best option for you
  • Practical advice on making the decision between offset printing and print-on-demand
  • How to leverage the Internet to create "buzz" and promote your book with killer PR
  • The latest information on e-publishing
  • A detailed marketing plan and timetable to keep you on track
  • Proven marketing strategies to get free publicity, reach nontraditional buyers, and sell books
  • Information-packed appendices with marketing contacts, organizations, and vendors, complete with names, addresses, and websites
  • Valuable case studies and examples of how other publishers excel
  • An in-depth discussion of exclusive distributors, plus coverage of the most recent changes in bookstores and the book-selling industry
  • Thirty-one creative ideas for generating capital to launch your publishing company.
"Self-Publishing Successfully - The Pro Guide to Successful Authorship" is the one book you need to take control of your writing career.

Read it! Believe it!! Do it!!!

Your future depends on it!



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