@Jordan H Thanks, I really appreciate that. And congratulations to you as well, selling a few copies every week is actually a great sign that your book is gaining traction. That’s how momentum starts for many authors. Also, getting selected to ghostwrite for a BBC celebrity is a huge achievement. That shows your writing skills are already being recognized at a high level. I’m sure the book launching on 15/04 will open even more doors for you, and for me, what really helped my books start performing better on Amazon was focusing not just on publishing, but also on consistent awareness and visibility so readers can actually discover the book. Once readers start noticing it, reviews and sales naturally begin to grow. If you’d like to see one of my books, here’s one of them on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Her-Deadly-End-Thriller-Thrillers/dp/1990234372 Wishing you massive success with your upcoming release, it sounds like an exciting project!

@Jordan H That sounds really interesting, a discoverability platform for new authors is definitely something the publishing space needs. I’d be happy to take a look when you’re ready to share it.

Thanks for sharing

@Jack Slater good and you?

@Indy M That flexibility can be a gift, honestly because some days you need a light touch, and other days you’re in deep focus mode, so do you notice a difference in quality between the 20 minute sessions and the 8 hour ones, or does it balance out?

@Indy M That's sounds good.

@John Read That makes sense, those positioning conversations can really shape long term series performance, I have found thinking about read through early makes a big difference.

@John Read That’s such an interesting balance to navigate, so do you see yourself leaning more toward self publishing long term, or continuing primarily with traditional publishing?

@Yvette Way I’m really sorry that happened because too many writers get pulled in by promises and only later realize the author not the reader was the customer but the bright side is those copies aren’t wasted they can still work for signings, festivals, giveaways, and rebuilding on your own terms a tough lesson, but it makes you stronger going forward.