How to Publish Your Book: Deciding Between Self-Publishing and Traditional Publishing
In this episode, Cate Stillman from Wellness Pro Academy discusses the process of writing a book with guest Kay Hebbourn. They explore the pros and cons of self-publishing versus traditional publishing for a book.
What You’ll Get Out of Tuning In
- Gain insights on writing a book for people with ADHD using Ayurveda and natural methods
- Explore the impact of book titles and target audience
- Learn about the pros and cons of self-publishing versus traditional publishing
- Understand how to establish yourself as an expert in the field
- Discover strategies for networking and connecting with industry professionals
- Discuss the benefits and drawbacks of working with a publishing company
- Consider factors like accessibility, pricing, and ownership of content
- Get practical advice from an experienced author who has been through the publishing process.
Highlights
- Choosing a title that appeals to a broader audience and enhances searchability
- The importance of targeting specific readership while keeping accessibility in mind
- Exploring the potential networking opportunities and credibility associated with traditional publishing
- Understanding the downsides of traditional publishing, including loss of control and limited royalties
- The advantages of self-publishing, such as retaining ownership, controlling pricing, and quicker time-to-market
Quotes
- “You want to connect with platforms, and there’s nothing stopping you from doing that right now.”
- “Publishers are looking for writers that have marketing platforms.”
- “If you want accessibility, owning your own content allows you to price it accordingly.”
- “Writing a good enough book can prove itself in the marketplace and be picked up by a publisher.”
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