I finally have 100 copies of my two books Perfect Keto and Our Universe. And it appears I may have a book signing at Barnes & Noble simply by walking in and requesting one. Life is good.

Hi there! Is it worth it to get a review from the US Review of Books or other services like them, particularly for a nonfiction book? US Review costs about $100. Anyone have experience with getting these professional reviews ? Sorry I couldn’t make it on Monday I would have asked then. Thanks!

@Shane Vigeant Hi Shane - I know it's important to have a Wikepedia Page. I wrote text for one, then saw that you can't write it yourself. So how do people manage to get Wikepedia pages? I also tried to get a Google page (forget what it's called) but it told me it couldn't find any pages for me or the book. That doesn't make sense - the book has been around for 30 years and there are lots of pages that have information about it (that I didn't write myself). Can you help with information and advice? Thanks!

For next week's coaching call, I'd like to discuss what's working for authors right now. Was it Amazon Ads? A podcast? Library sales? Something else? Let me know below what's working for you, and pop in next Monday to join the crew!

@Yna Davis @Elissa Graeser @Julie Broad Is it okay to use the word "relieve" in the following subtitle, or would it be considered a violation on Amazon of making a mental health medical claim? Here's the subtitle...it's for a meditation book... "How to Relieve Stress, Anxiety, and Depression and Restore a Sense of Inner Peace and Calm" I know that words like "....will Prevent Heart Disease" or "will lower blood pressure" for ex. are medical health claims that shouldn't be used, but I'm not sure about the word "relieve". Is it problematic?