It’s quick, but it’s not easy.
It’s quick, but it’s not easy.
The Man Booker Prize winner is announced, and self-publishing (officially) continues to grow.
Video is another way authors can reach out to their audiences and build relationships with new readers. James chats with two authors who are doing just that via YouTube and live streaming service Twitch.
Want to keep your readers glued to your non-fiction book? Try telling them a story.
Hannah Lynn wins the Kindle Storyteller award, a little boy writes a book, and Mark gets on the telly (again)!
Websites are costly and time consuming. But are they essential when you first start out?
Best selling sweet romance author Anne-Marie Meyer talks to James about learning the ropes of writing, the importance of nailing your genre, and balancing writing with parenthood and marriage.
Prolific Works replaces Instafreebie, Self-Publishing 3.0 is ‘officially’ here, and UT students provide a peer-review self-publishing platform.
In this third edition of the SPF Book Lab, SPF friends Stuart Bache, Bryan Cohen and Jennie Nash put on their white coats and safety glasses to help paranormal romance author Gretchen S.B. improve her cover, book description and narrative structure.
The big names you (probably) didn’t know were self-publishing.
Instafreebie gets a new name, self-publishing makes a man some money, and the ebb and flow of micro-genres.
Husband and wife team, James and Jeanette Hunter, talk to James about getting started as an indie author, learning about book marketing, and then transitioning to publishing others’ books.
It’s been eight years in the making. Where is it?
Self-Published novels get nominated for major awards, and a Wonky Donkey makes a man some money.
The popularity of devices like Alexa have created a rise in the demand for audio to educate and entertain commuters and laundry-folders alike. James talks to Tina Dietz about creating audiobooks from both our fiction and non-fiction work.
PATREON: Self Publishing Formula Podcast’s Patreon page
TINA’S WEBSITE: StartSomethingPositive.com Creative Business Solutions
Friends that critique together… write better books?
Amazon, Amazon and… Walmart?
An overview of three of the most popular and easiest website platforms for authors to use to create a beautiful and functional website.
PATREON: Self Publishing Formula Podcast’s Patreon page
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SPF FRIEND: Tommy Donbavand’s site about his battle with cancer
It’s not how many words you have that counts, it’s how you use them.
The ten most valuable tools for any indie author, as voted by you!