by Nina Amir | May 27, 2015 | Self-Publishing, Writing
By Nina Amir Gathering reader feedback on your manuscript before you to print might be the most valuable step you can take toward producing a successful book. You can obtain this information in a variety of ways depending upon how you choose to write your manuscript....
by Joel Friedlander | Mar 3, 2014 | Writing
Yep, big news today dear readers. You’re in for an incredible treat over the coming months as new voices join with me to bring you the best information, tips, news, guidance, ideas, and inspiration to help you publish your books more quickly and to greater...
by Joel Friedlander | Sep 13, 2011 | Self-Publishing, Social Media
Saturday was the monthly meeting of the Bay Area Independent Publisher’s Association (BAIPA) and the featured speaker was Sallie Goetsch. She was accompanied by author and laywer Sandy Shepard, who expanded the presentation. Together they used the process of...
by Joel Friedlander | Apr 23, 2011 | Self-Publishing, Writing
Fellow blogger and copywriter Nina Amir told me she would like to write a review of A Self-Publisher’s Companion. This is always good news for the self-published author. She sent me the following four questions for her article. I’ve been trying to get to...
by Joel Friedlander | Feb 2, 2011 | The Joel Friedlander Archives
Yes, you read it right, it’s not a typo (typo—an unintended mistake in typographic material). You can travel throughout the blog-o-sphere and find lots of articles about how to “blog your book.” This is a way to develop content for a book project by...
