Most self-published books fail not because the author is bad, but because the strategy is weak. Common mistakes include: • Choosing the wrong niche • Poor book covers • Weak titles & descriptions • No marketing strategy • Wrong keywords • Low-quality content • Giving up too early Self-publishing is more than just uploading a book you need the right strategy to attract readers and make sales. 🚀 What do you think is the biggest mistake beginners make in self-publishing? Have you ever tried publishing a book before? 👇

What genre is your current manuscript? Have you published before or will this be your first?

Is there a specific reason? Are you on a time crunch? Are you a bit of a control freak and need to do it yourself? Is it about the money potential?

What was the most expensive part of your publishing process? What do you think you spent money on that wasn't necessary?

If you missed the marketing tips that were shared during the Coffee Break over this last weekend, catch it under the classroom tab. Scroll down for a direct link, if that's easier. 😁 What is your #1 marketing tip that you share with fellow authors? https://www.skool.com/lessons-in-self-publishing-8733/classroom/bde3a2d2?md=5068a368ccd543adaabb5583bde85ecc