Context, I didn’t start writing books to look up best sellers on Amazon and copy them to make money .I started writing self help books in Oct 2025 for men and boys without guidance ,but learning about book bounty basically paying $4.99 for a review and having to read low quality books for fake reviews just to get 20 to start running ads was alot ingenious behavior I couldn’t sleep with , I ended up going with Lulu and plan to read a chapter of my books live on TikTok ,twitch and instagram daily to get eyes on the prize . How long does Lulu usually take to complete global distribution and does it still end up on Amazon and Barnes and noble when it’s complete ? any advice about Lulu much appreciated thanks everyone

Today marks my 4-year anniversary of being a self-published Children's Book Author. I had so many high hopes for where this journey would take me, but I would never have guessed it would become my full-time job so quickly! In this new video, I share the top 4 things I have learned over the past 4 years (you probably won't guess what I'm gonna say). I hope you enjoy it and it helps or inspires you on this crazy road that we call self-publishing children's books! Watch it Here 👇 https://youtu.be/KqdpkipwQC8?si=2VUBFOQANwGuMbsA

Hi, I'm on the way to publishing my first series of children's books and I'm very happy to have found a community I can contribute to (when I know something) and to help me find my way.

Hi everyone! I’m getting ready for my first elementary school craft show and would love any advice! For those of you who’ve done school or community events before: - What worked best for your table setup? - Any tips on signage or pricing displays? - What kind of pitch or wording helped draw people in? - Anything you wish you knew before your first show? I really appreciate any insight. I’m super excited but also nervous. Thanks so much! 💛

Hello everyone 👋 I’m interested in hearing from members who have personal experience using Kittl for creating designs —particularly in the context of Amazon KDP, print-on-demand (POD), or other online income streams. If you’ve used Kittl as part of your workflow, I’d appreciate your insights on the following: - How effective you’ve found it for designing products (e.g., books, apparel, digital assets) - Any strengths or limitations compared to other design tools - Whether it has contributed meaningfully to your online earnings - Tips or best practices for beginners looking to get started I’m looking to better understand its practical value from those who have real-world experience. Thank you in advance for sharing your perspectives. ❤️