Over the years, in every case where a sale from a relative was never reported by Ingram or us, it has been the result of the relative fibbing to the author about buying their book so as not to hurt the author’s feelings.
Rates are an often overlooked part of the four “Ps” of marketing – Product (or service), Price, Promotion and Place (distribution). They are also a big part of positioning. It’s similar to buying a car. You can buy an economy deal for a paltry price, or you can buy a cushy BMW. Both will get […]
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I realized that the ‘thinking about it” stage had gone on long enough. I either needed to take action and make it happen or get a “real” full-time job that would provide a stable income for my large family…
This week, we’re going to discuss the (incorrect) assumptions many authors have about the “holy grails” of traditional publishing.
The rainy season is finally over so the weather is absolutely perfect! We’re no longer sheltered indoors, constantly checking the air conditioner to see why it’s not keeping up with the heat and humidity.
I am not sure how this happened, but ever since my new book hit the market, a different publisher has been calling my office, and sending emails.
It is an exaggerated understatement to say a writer abroad without internet has a problem.
But, although conventional means of acquiring internet access may not be an option, there is always a workaround.
