Apparently I have entered the “people are copying my work now” stage of entrepreneurship. 😂 Saw a post today promoting a Black fantasy/fairy brand with a design, aesthetic, setup, and even “melanin” naming that looked VERY familiar. So naturally I commented: “Wow! This design and setup looks oddly familiar… 🤔” And then she blocked me. 😭 Baby, I didn’t even SAY you copied me. But if the shoe fits…apparently it also blocks. 😂 Anyway, this is your reminder to DOCUMENT YOUR WORK. Save your drafts. Save your publication dates. Save your listings. Save your original files. Save your posts. Inspiration is one thing. Looking at somebody else’s lane and deciding to move your furniture in is another. 🙃 Hers…vs. Mine

Whew. I finally got my first novel off to publish. And today it went live!!

In this thread, drop in 3-5 book title ideas you have and let's workshop them together.

I'm trying to build a resource for a list of Skool communities that allow you to share your links. The community does not have to be a PROMO-only community. For example, in this community, I do a Friday Share post where you're allowed to drop links 🔗 and share whatever you want. 🌟 The point of this resource is for authors to be able to share about their books on different Skool communities when it is allowed. If you know of a Skool community that allows promos, or even if they have a specific day of the week they allow promos for their members. Share it in the comments here. Some Promo Communities I'm Active In Include: The Skool Classifieds Promotion Hub The Skool Hub The Directory On Skool Skool Network The Skool Bookshop If you run a community and you allow promos or people to highlight anything, even if it's just one day a week, feel free to drop it in the comments, and I'll put it into the resource I am building. 💗

Choosing the wrong category could be costing you hundreds of dollars in sales — and most authors don't even know it's happening. 📉 I just dropped a new video breaking down how I choose Amazon book categories using Publisher Rocket, and why hitting "bestseller" isn't actually the goal I'm chasing anymore. Some categories require 500+ sales a day to hit #1. Others only need 11. Same effort, wildly different odds — the difference is picking categories where you can actually compete instead of going head-to-head with major publishers and their marketing budgets. I do this research with PUBLISHER ROCKET 🚀 it's an amazing tool that I highly recommend if you're serious about publishing a book that you want to earn money from! This referral link helps you get a discount on publisher rocket if you are ready to get the software the professional publishers use!