Have you heard the news about the upcoming changes to the cost of printing? Draf2Digital will now be charging an upfront fee, and Barnes & Noble have added new fees to their publishing options, too. This is all coming after a bunch of authors have jumped ship from IngramSpark. Even though they gained more authors after they got rid of their printing fee last year. Granted, they added new fees on the backend... Let me know your thoughts on printing costs, what platforms you have used, and what platform has the best quality.

When someone discovers your book… what happens next? Do they: Find all your books easily? Understand your story and message? Stay connected with you? Or do they just… leave? A lot of great writers are losing readers right at that moment not because their work isn’t good, but because there’s no clear place guiding them. I’ve been helping authors quietly fix this by creating simple, clean spaces that turn interest into real readers and long-term support. No pressure, but if you feel like your work deserves better visibility and connection, I’ll happy to take a look and point you in the right direction. I can help you make a more aggressive or more subtle version depending on what you want or style.

> What did you spend money on in publishing that didn’t actually help your sales? > Biggest publishing cost and did it really pay off? > If you had to publish again, what would you NOT spend money on? > What part of self-publishing feels overpriced to you? > What’s one thing you wish you handled differently budget-wise?

Where do you struggle the most in book sales? A. Ads that bring clicks but no sales B. Landing page doesn’t convert C. Low email capture for follow-ups D. Not enough traffic Comment A, B, C, or D 👇Let’s see which one’s the biggest pain point!

Question; do you write all in one persons voice and then go back and start it from another’s view? Or do you flip flop and go back and forth?