self publishing tips

So Many Self-Publishing Tips

On today’s show we have a fun chat with a super enthusiastic and successful indie author who so generously shares her process and tips on self-publishing. Plus, we chat about her author journey and all things kid lit.

Today’s guest is what you’d call a real go-getter, an active member of the Australian writing community, who throws herself into her work with such enthusiasm.

She began in her working life in the music and television industry before being drawn back into her passion for children’s literature.

Her first book, Looking for Lily was shortlisted in the West Australian Young Readers’ Book Awards, and her latest book, Mavey and Beth’s Double Act is out now and ripping it up in stores.

She’s an indie author who’s learned through hard work and dedication how to write, produce, and sell children’s books, and she’s popped in today to share a taco, along with her process, tips and tricks for self-publishing.

Everybody, please give a huge welcome to the awesome Kristy Nita Brown.

In today’s episode of the Masterminding Success Podcast, Nuria and Keith discuss whether or not you should buy your own isbn. 

We know ISBNs can be pricey to purchase and, to be honest, not everyone needs to purchase their own isbns. So, tag along as we discuss when you may want to consider purchasing your own ISBN versus going with the free ISBN that Amazon KDP and other print on demand platforms provide.

You can also watch the Masterminding Success Podcast on YouTube. We launch the newest episode every Tuesday.

Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvU7SrFA7q3USJIl7877hag
 
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There are so many things to consider when self-publishing a book, from the quality of paper to finding the right illustrator to editing for the best story possible. We discuss the many challenges, but also the joys, of getting a book out into the world. 

Louis White started as a journalist and newspaper and magazine publisher, before turning his pen to kid’s books. He took his industry experience and decided to self-publish picture books. He’s popped in today to share his process for making and distributing his books.

Plus Liv pops in to review two awesmome and brand new kids books.

Andrew Dupy is an experienced Chief Sales Officer for Leaders Press with a demonstrated history working in the publishing industry and more than 15 years where he developed extensive customer, sales, support, management, and executive experience.

Andrew has consistently fostered a productive and enriching work environment to upskill employees and grow business. Andrew leverages his knowledge, bearing, and charisma to generate return business by creating a community of long-term client relationships. He also leverages his intense drive and initiative to remain an agile and adaptable leader eager to lend his knowledge and expertise to drive win-win situations and lasting partnerships in his extensive career of business endeavors.

In this episode, we get his perspective on the publishing industry and the sales process.