10 Proofreading Tips for Error-Proof Work
Proofreading matters. It’s the final step in the editing process to ensure perfection. Here are 9 steps you can take to error-proof your work as much as possible.
Want ideas for your next read?
It’s a new year! One thing I’m reflecting on is the nonfiction books that have shaped me in the past year. Want some ideas for your next read? Here are five of the books I read – and one takeaway from each.
A New Way to Sell Your Books
Most authors aim to reach the world and impact as many people as possible. But some authors aim to reach only a select audience and have no need for wide distribution. With a new feature from IngramSpark called Sell & Share purchase links, authors focused on a select audience can reach others using a simple method for distribution.
Are You Using AI Like This?
AI is everywhere. What does this mean for book publishing, marketing, and PR? I talked with five people across the industry to get a pulse on what they’re doing with the emerging technology.
Are You Making These Pro Moves or Amateur Mistakes?
How well do you stack up to other authors? Are you working like a pro or an amateur? And are you seizing marketing opportunities? Take a look at these tips and find out.
Improve Your Word Choice with These 3 Tips
Having something to say is one thing. Having something to say that is received well by your audience is an entirely different thing. Here are three tips to improve your words to reach your audience as effectively as possible, whether in books or business communication.
2 Must-Have Links for Your Book Marketing
Your online links matter. When you’re ready to announce your book release, share “clean” and direct links with the world. If you don’t already know the importance of “clean” and direct links, here are some dos and don’ts of sharing your Amazon page.
Ask This Question Before You Publish
Warren Buffett said, “It’s good to learn from your mistakes. It’s better to learn from others’ mistakes.” Here are some mistakes authors tend to make in nonfiction book publishing, marketing, and PR.
Hold Your Vision for Your Book Loosely
We’re debuting our first children’s book. But don’t be fooled by the playful colors and illustrations. While the book is for a childish audience, the co-authors have a serious mission. And something special happened during this project that’s a takeaway for any nonfiction author.
How to Turn Your Existing Content into a Book
Your book doesn’t have to start from scratch. If you’re like most people, you probably own a wealth of content, and you’re unaware of the value of your old writings. Here are insights from CEO Roger C. Igo and editor Flori Meeks, who teamed up to compile Roger’s existing blog content in his new book release.
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