However you decide to publish your book, whether you have secured a publishing deal, decided to go it alone, or engaged a service provider to get your book in print, the key to success in actual sales comes down to your marketing strategy. In this post we’ll explore some of the tried and tested ideas for book marketing, as well as considering some less well-known approaches that indie authors could try.

For any aspiring author, navigating the world of publishing can be a daunting task. One crucial element that often raises questions is the International Standard Book Number, commonly known as ISBN. In this blog post, we'll break down the essential facts about ISBNs, addressing what they are, whether you need one, how many you need, and where to get them.

In a previous post, we delved into the critical decision of choosing the perfect trim size for your book (The Art of Book Self-Publishing: Choosing the Perfect Trim Size). Today, we’ll be diving into the next layer of choices when it comes to print-on-demand options for paperback and hardback editions.

Crafting a fictional world is a thrilling endeavour, and it's crucial to make it captivating for your readers. While a vivid setting is essential, the heart of your story lies in the plot. In this blog post, we'll explore the main considerations to create a fictional world that not only entices but also enriches your narrative.

Embarking on a self-publishing journey can be both exhilarating and challenging for aspiring authors. While the allure of creative control and direct connection with readers is enticing, it's essential to approach self-publishing with careful planning and a commitment to excellence. In this article, we'll share five essential tips to help you navigate the self-publishing process successfully.

While it may seem like a minor detail, the choice of trim size can significantly impact your book's readability, production costs, and marketability. In this post, we'll explore why selecting the right trim size is crucial and provide insights into industry-standard sizes for different genres.

If you have a book in progress and want to self-publish it via Amazon KDP and/or Ingram Spark ready to hit the shelves for the Christmas sales market, when should you aim to have your manuscript completed?