Discover how to harness the power of Mini Her Books to expand your email list and empower your audience through publishing. In this guide, you’ll learn how to create a value-packed freebie, set up an engaging opt-in page, and nurture your subscribers using proven strategies that work on Amazon KDP and beyond.
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How to Create Your First $10K in Publishing: A Step-by-Step Guide
Discover how to generate your first $10K in publishing by creating and selling MiniHER books or launching your own hybrid publishing company. Learn actionable steps to monetize your expertise, publish impactful books, and build a profitable publishing business.
How Women in Publishing Can Dominate in 2025: Your Game Plan for Success
Are you ready to make 2025 your breakthrough year in publishing? Whether you’re publishing your own books or helping others tell their stories, this actionable game plan will help you scale your income, impact, and influence as a woman in publishing. From setting a clear vision to building efficient systems and creating multiple streams of income, this guide has everything you need to succeed.
3 Ways to Publish Your Book: Traditional Publishing, Self-Publishing, or Hybrid Publishing
Publishing your book is a dream come true, but which path is right for you? Dive into the three main options—traditional publishing, self-publishing, and hybrid publishing—and discover the pros, cons, and processes of each. Whether you’re chasing a major book deal, seeking creative control, or looking for the best of both worlds, this guide will help you make an informed choice for your publishing journey.”
Book Publishing Options: Traditional Publishing vs. Self-Publishing vs. Hybrid Publishing
Welcome back CEO to the CEO Author Podcast! I love talking about the different types of publishing. I love that we have options but you have to decide which option is best for you and your business/brand! 1. Traditional Publishing: Traditional publishing is just like the music industry. You have to submit your manuscript to the publisher and sometimes you may need an agent. Not just any agent but a literary agent. The traditional publisher…