How to Sell Your Book In Person (and make way more money per copy)
Author make the most profit when they sell books in person. Take these five steps to sell more books and increase your revenue.
							
					
															Author make the most profit when they sell books in person. Take these five steps to sell more books and increase your revenue.
							
					
															Learn when and why you should form an LLC for your author business. Discover who can help you get it done and how much it will cost.
							
					
															Find out which kind of indie author you are and which sales strategies and promotional tools will work best for you.
							
					
															Before you sign a book contract with a traditional publisher, you need to know these seven important steps.
							
					
															You can earn money with your platform before your book releases. Dave Jackson shows us how.
							
					
															Learn how the Novel Marketing evolved and how growth has been sustained for 250 episodes.
							
					
															Don’t fall for these nine publishing myths that spread like a virus. Keep your publishing career healthy and learn what to do instead of falling for viral myths.
							
					
															Don’t make these four painful book launch mistakes.
							
					
															You’ve collected data from your website, social media campaigns, and previous sales, but how does that data help your future book sales?
							
					
															Where to Spend Your Marketing Dollars
							
					
															Cutting activities from your life and business might be the most important move you’ll ever make to increase your growth.
							
					
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															Learn how to protect yourself from counterfeiting and other attacks on Amazon.
							
					
															Learn how to measure the results of your book marketing efforts with these online tools and dashboards.
							
					
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