Recently I had talked to 3 prospective clients all before lunch one Monday morning. Two of the calls were about traditional publishing versus self-publishing. I don't expect new authors who've …
Do You Return Your Audible Books To Save Money?
Imagine for a moment that you're a renowned chef at a decent restaurant. One day you have a patron, who let's say had eaten the entire meal, took a week to write a review on Yelp about your restaurant …
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Why Upfront Deposits From Clients Ensure Successful Outcomes
Why you should never agree to accept results-based payment for your work, except for whenever you should. If you want to receive deferred results-based payment in your business that's up to you and …
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A Very Punchable Face: A mini-review & what writers can learn from Colin Jost’s new memoir
In an alternate reality that splintered off from this one sometime in the mid-to-late 1990s, Steve Bremner pursued his improv comedy career. Not realizing until he was in the thick of it that he was …
How to Avoid Sharing Bogus Information on Social Media
If you've been connected with me a while, you may already know I do a lot of writing and help others write and launch their books. So either because of that or perhaps as a result of it, my brain is …
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You Need to Test Your Cover Designs Before Hitting “Publish”
I don't care what anybody else says, but people DO judge a book by its cover all the time. The following post already takes for granted that if you're like most authors, you have no design skills, …
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