Hi everyone, and thanks to Shane for letting me post this here. I’m looking for ARC readers for my upcoming indie nonfiction book, Stop Selling to Dead Markets.It’s my first book, and I’d love to find a few thoughtful early readers. It’s for founders, marketers, consultants, and operators who want a better way to understand why some offers take off, why others stall, and what is actually blocking the buy.The core idea came from a question I kept running into over the years: why do some products move fast while others, which look just as viable on paper, go nowhere? That question eventually became the 6-Node Method, the framework behind the book. This is not a just a cozy business read. Alongside the theory and cases, the book includes a practical diagnostic workflow, AI prompts, and templates designed to help readers run the method on a real problem. If you’d be open to reading an advance copy and sharing feedback, comment below, send me a DM, or email me at Nicoleta.talle@gmail.com and I’ll reply with the PDF. Thanks so much.

Now that I am in the process of launching my first book, things that never crossed my mind are getting attention... 1. How many outlets is too much? 2. Which ones should be "a must have"? 3. Should I sell it on my own website or just add the retailer's button to redirect? Thanks for any guidance provided.

Hello Friends, My release date is April 25, but with so many unexpected things that have come up, I lost sight of my exact strategy. Please give me some feedback on the points below. Here is my plan for now. 1. I will set a release date on Ingram, Amazon for end of April. It will be available on my website too through Lulu. 2. I plan to make it available for a 50% discount for the first month to motivate people to buy it and to ask for reviews. I have already updated my website, gotten a few proofs of the book in print and ebook to see if I have to make corrections, reinvigorated my social media, and have done some speaking engagements to tease the book release. I’m finding the pre-sale strategy confusing at the moment because I don’t like that you can’t do one through Amazon for print. Thanks so much in advance for any thoughts that you can share 🙏🏽

Greetings, everyone. ChatGPT has recommended that I tweak the typography of my forthcoming book. Although I personally like the multi-colored title, it has scored the all black title higher than the other. What's your vote? Here's a poll.

Can you vote on your favorite and offer any comments or ideas you might have a. Dark Blue with watermark b. Dark Blue with arrow c. Black and Yellow d. Mainly white with Newtons cradle