The Self Publishing Show

As an Australian living in South Africa, Tony Park explains what he does to make sure he reflects African places, people and practices correctly.

Getting reviews and reader feedback can be difficult. The Pigeonhole is a new way to transform your relationship with your readers.

Thomas Umstattd, a veteran podcaster and SEO expert, discusses the Christian market and tips for authors. Topics include SEO optimization, utilizing AI for book blurbs, marketing strategies, and the influence of AI on writing.

Bestselling author and self-publishing expert Mark Dawson shares essential tips for new authors, focusing on mastering book production, establishing online presence, leveraging email lists, understanding metadata, and adapting to the evolving landscape of self-publishing.

With a quarter of Amazon categories not having their own bestseller rankings, it's important to choose ones that'll help promote your book.

Self-publishing veteran Joanna Penn talks about her new non-fiction book "Writing the Shadow" and where her writing career will go from here.

Dan Wood, promising writer, discusses the challenges of self-publishing for promising authors. They explore book covers, translations, and audiobooks, and how these expenses can discourage writers. The speakers also discuss the benefits of having a strong fan base and the appeal of being available in print, audio, and ebook formats. Additionally, they touch on topics such as the global market for ebooks and audiobooks, the popularity of fantasy authors in New Zealand, and the flourishing indie scene in Germany and France.

Laura Burton almost gave up on writing after getting a bad review from someone she knew. Then she found the Ads for Authors course, and is now a full-time author.

A.I. is a fast-developing field, and it's important for authors to use it both effectively and ethically.