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First of all, one of the things I loved about this book was all the bonuses. I have something to say about how the author uses modern technology to provide "extras" to his readers. At least one of them was a free online class. Brody shares the lessons that led to his success.

Writing my book was easier than a marketing job, so this book really helped me. He talks about good coverage, the importance of editing, and how outlines can serve as discussion points that can be chapters. Another useful thing for me was its discussion of what the introduction should cover, the importance of a website as a landing page, and managing bad reviews. Other useful information includes websites used for promotion and case studies. For those migrating from e-books to audiobooks, Brodie explains the strengths and weaknesses of both. Another thing I haven't seen before is how to manage book offerings in a series to increase readership and use quick previews and chapter one to attract readers. Mailing list and payment processing is another area in which I am not an expert. It involves managing multiple revenue streams, maximizing revenue streams, and marketing with a tight budget. In general, this book provided a lot of very useful information. I would recommend it to authors who have great books but need to sell them!

Paul Brody remains an invaluable resource for Vanity Press authors. In his new book, Book Publishing for Authors, Paul helps him provide a comprehensive how-to book, whether it's your first time or you're an expert in vanity journalism. Share his steps and his journey.

 Paul's book is valuable because it reminds me of what to do and provides me with information, trading tricks, and next steps that I didn't know about or used in the first place. It was.

As someone on this path, I can tell you how quickly you can get lost in a sea of ​​information. Some of this information may be good, and a lot of it is clearly bad advice.

If you want to write a book, match yourself with someone who knows how to succeed in vanity journalism. That's exactly what you get from "publishing an author's book".

The author shared his extensive experience as the author of Vanity Press. He also shared the wisdom of several bestselling authors.

What that means to the reader is that you're trying to get the formula. If you follow it, you will get the best selling results. You have a step-by-step process that leads to the successful writing and publishing of your book.

Paul Brodie took up the complex subject of Vanity Press and broke it down into a simple, easy-to-understand system that anyone can adapt to, regardless of technical skill or knowledge.  After this course, you will have a self-confident coach to turn your basic book ideas into a bestseller in just a few months.

The author, Paul, covers everything you need to know to bring your book to market. Not only that, but you'll also learn how to create paperbacks and audiobooks, and the basics of organizing books to make them really sell. I love the simple design of this book and would recommend it to all training students.

The road to becoming a cocky newspaper writer is littered with countless minefields. Some of these difficulties have to do with believing in yourself enough to write a book that people buy and rate. For others, it's the actual step you have to take to confuse and challenge them. I know this is true because I've tried them all, have headaches, and wasted money to prove it!

As a successful author, Paul helps smooth the way to book writing and without the hurdles that many first-time authors face unnecessarily. To support your stress level, read this short and practical book - you're glad you did.

Author Paul G. Brody knows how to succeed in vanity journalism. I have proven it many times. His latest book, Publishing for Authors, shares tips on its continued success as a bestseller. This book is clearly written and contains the right amount of information so as not to confuse the reader. It is also packed with easy-to-understand explanations that can save you a lot of time and energy in the publishing process.

This book is a great resource for first-time vanity presses and for those who have published it in the past, but we're looking for a proven method for making a "successful" print. 

A typical guide from a veteran author and author. It's packed with clever strategies to help aspiring and established authors succeed. Many cost-effective strategies that help authors market their books are especially valuable, such as creating compelling book descriptions, book reviews, and launch strategies.  But most importantly, the author is a talented and experienced teacher. It understands and facilitates the application of complex and time-consuming puzzles. A must-read for new and skilled authors.