Whether you are an experienced author or a new author, you probably know you have to create awareness in order to create demand for a book. To create awareness, you have to promote your book. Effectively promoting a book is a combination of timing, creativity, contacts and luck, but these tips can help you maximize your book’s potential.

There are three ways to get your ink-on-paper book in print. One, let an established publisher put your words on the bookstore shelves. Two, do it yourself through self-publishing. Three, forget the bookstore shelves, self-publish, and sell it to readers before you write the first word.

I am an entrepreneur, publisher, and mother of three children under 9. I run two separate companies and keep up with the needs of my entire family (including a husband, cat, and hamster) and I still manage to find time to take care of myself. How do I do it?

The academic marketplace is an enormous segment for publishers, one using books as a foundation for its existence. It impacts people of all ages, from pre-school through graduate school and adult education courses…

So you’re ready to publish your first book? Keep in mind the following tips, and you’ll find the path to success much smoother!

WHAT SIZE SHOULD MY BOOK BE? You’ve spent a great deal of time — more often than not years — writing your book, whether its a novel, non-fiction, poetry, or family history…

It is said if you tell a lie large enough, the public will accept it as the truth. Once accepted, that “lie” becomes the basis on which everything else is judged, making even more lies seem like the truth. “You retain full ownership”… the vanity/subsidy press “Big Lie”.