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Hosted by Karen Stanley · arts · EN · 71 episodes
Join me, Karen Stanley, 14 times published author and founder of Mabel and Stanley Publishing as I guide you on your writing and publishing journey, with tips and advice, author interviews, hot topics for discussion and more.Learn how to hone your writing skills and about the minefield that can be the publishing world - let’s get you on the write path!
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Episode #76
Maybe not the coolest publishing topic, but essential nonetheless. Understanding your rights and royalties means that you are at much less risk of falling for a dodgy publishing deal or losing control of your book. And if you want all the inside publishing info, you can download my book How to Publish a Book without getting ripped for just £1.99 HERE karen@mabelandstanleypubliishing.com
Episode #75
The publishing landscape has changed enormously over the years, and where once a literary agent was the gatekeeper to traditional publishing, this is no longer your only option. This episode will clarify your options and if you want further reading you can buy my book How to Publish, without getting ripped off on Amazon for £9.99 which explains everything you need to know and more. Alternatively you can downlolad your copy for just £1.99 in PDF format with some bonus checklists HERE
Episode #74
You've done all the hard work...you've written the book, you've navigated the tricky waters of publishing, you've had a great launch and now...nothing! Book sales have dried up, and you are left wondering if all your efforts were in vain. In this episode, we explore why your sales may have dipped and the often simple fixes you can employ... As always, like and share if you enjoyed this episode - it really does help us! Any questions? karen@mabelandstanleypublishing.com
Episode #73
Getting a bestseller on Amazon in a particular category is a great achievement, but it is only one element in your book marketing toolkit. In this episode, we discuss what getting a bestseller actually means and what you should be doing for the long-term success of your book. Any questions - email me at karen@mabelandstanleypublishing.com
Episode #72
Writing a book can be an emotive process, and understandably, authors can often feel some self-doubt when it comes to knowing whether their book is indeed ready for publishing. In this episode, we talk about ways in which you can receive reliable feedback for your book to ensure that you publish something worthy of your writing efforts. Don't forget, if you have any questions, then send me a message karen@mabelandstanleypublishing.com and I'll be only too happy to help.
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