Publishing + promoting
Below you’ll find the episodes of my podcast that dig into all things publishing. You’ll also discover the right timing and method of promoting your book!
If you're a coach, speaker, or business owner, you probably understand how writing a book can help you grow your business. But what kind of book should you write? Answer the 3 questions in this episode and discover what kind of book you should write.
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Once you've written your book, what's next? If you're like most authors, you'll self-publish. The process has several steps, but it doesn't have to be difficult. Fortunately, there are plenty of professionals who can help you along the way, no matter what your budget looks like.
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Children's book author, Amanda Lynch, discusses why she chose self-publishing and why her books are selling well. She found a new way to pursue her purpose of serving marginalized children with books that entertain and teach mindfulness strategies.
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When you self-publish, you're responsible for your book from beginning to end. But a reputable publishing services company can help you with book design, interior layout, registering your book, and more. The problem: some publishing companies aren't so reputable. Listen to find out how to spot their red flags.
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If you're a consistent blogger—or you want to be—that content can do double duty for you. You can monetize your blog posts and use them to take your authority in your niche to the next level by blogging your book. Find out how to do it the right way, so you end up with a cohesive book that reads as so much more than a collection of blog posts.
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No matter how much you pour into your book, talking about it can be difficult. You don't want to give away too much too soon. But it's important to talk about your book before you write it, while you're writing it, and after it's written. In this episode, I give you 3 simple ways to talk about your book without getting tongue-tied or feeling self-centered.
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The business of self-publishing is booming. But there's also lots of misinformation about what it takes to successfully self-publish a book and what it says about authors who choose this route. In this episode, you'll discover five important truths about self-publishing that every author should know. Follow me on Instagram @candiceldavis.
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Self-publishing is the most accessible path for most new authors, but is it the best path for you? In this episode, I share 5 truths about traditional publishing to help you decide how to publish your book. Learn the basics of traditional publishing and why a big publisher isn't necessarily the best way to make the most of your book.
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As you write your book, you're almost sure to have ideas for more books. Your creative juices are flowing, and you see book ideas everywhere. But before you write your next book, let's take a look at what you're doing with your first book (or the one you're currently writing). In this episode, I share why you might not want to jump into the next book too quickly.
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As a self-published author, you have more options available to you than ever. You can publish your book in hardcover, paperback, ebook, and/or audio versions. But do you need them all? And which are most important to your audience? In this episode, discover what you need to consider when choosing the formats for your book.
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Self-publishing is a fantastic option for most new authors. But there are some crucial lessons all authors can learn from the world of traditional publishing. In this episode, discover what my traditionally published clients know that can help you write a world-class book and self-publish more successfully. Follow me on Instagram @candiceldavis.
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Every great book deserves a great introduction to the world. In this episode, we'll cover 10 lessons from a successful book launch party. Don't underestimate the value of this event. While it can and should be lots of fun, it can also play a key role in your book marketing. Listen to find out the benefits of hosting a phenomenal launch party.
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Discover 6 simple ways to attract more readers before and after you launch your book. Your book launch is important--and it's just one small moment in the lifespan of your book. With these strategies, you'll get more eyes on your book and make the most of the time, energy, and creativity you've invested in writing it.
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Promoting your book is a long game. You can market your book well before it's published. But even if you didn't, it's never too late to start. You can keep telling people about your book for months and even years. Listen to discover 6 more ways to attract readers. You don't have to use them all, but the ones you choose to use can make a huge difference in your book sales.
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If you're reluctant to talk about yourself and your achievements, you're not alone. Most of us, especially those of us socialized as women, have been taught not to hog the spotlight. But if you want to reach more readers and sell more books, you're going to have to do some bragging. In this episode, discover what is effective bragging and how to embrace it.
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Have you ever thought about pursuing a traditional book deal? In this episode, Miriam Schulman, author of "Artpreneur," shares the pros and cons of her experience publishing with one of the BIg 5 publishers. Discover how her work with a book coach helped her through the process and her team made her book even better than she imagined it would be.
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Why are you writing your book? Whatever your reasons, your book should help you have a greater (hopefully, positive) impact on your readers and on the world. And you should also earn a return on the investment of time, money, energy, and creativity you've made in your book. In this episode, Parchelle Tashi, founder of the Author's Leverage, explains a no-brainer step to extend the impact and income potential of your book by creating a course.
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Whether you land a traditional book deal or self-publish, getting the word out about your book is always your responsibility. Find out how you can do it well—without spending a fortune or stressing yourself out.
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