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Writers & Authors: Join the Conversation
What is the one area of your author journey you'd most like to improve this year? • Writing • Editing • Publishing • Book marketing • Growing your readership • Something else Share your answer in the comments. I'm looking forward to learning from your experiences and connecting with fellow authors.
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@Beth Macy I agree, getting the book in front of the right readers can be just as challenging as writing it. I’m curious too, which strategy has made the biggest difference for you so far?
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@Lenore Rosewood I agree, growing readership takes more than just getting the book published. Understanding the right readers and giving them a reason to connect with your content can make a big difference. What type of content have you found gets the most interest from your readers?
The Blind Spot 7 Out of Ten Share
I went back and looked at the last ten authors I talked to who felt "stuck" after launch. Some of them had the exact same blind spot, and it wasn't about their writing at all. Kind of surprised me how consistent it was. Anyone else run into this?
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@Writer Larry A. Absolutely, the business side can be easy to overlook when you’re so focused on creating the book. Positioning and discoverability seem especially important. What blind spot do you think authors overlook most often?
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@Author Rachel Mays Exactly, the book can be great, but getting it in front of the right readers is a whole different challenge. I think that’s where having a clear strategy really matters. Which part do you think authors struggle with most, visibility, positioning, or reaching the right readers?
What's the biggest thing stopping you from publishing your book?
When I first started my digital journey, I thought I needed everything to be perfect before taking the next step. That mindset kept me stuck for longer than I'd like to admit. What changed for me was getting the right guidance, focusing on one step at a time, and staying consistent instead of chasing perfection. I'd love to hear from this community: What's the biggest challenge you're facing with your self-publishing journey right now? Writing, editing, formatting, marketing, confidence, or something else? Drop it below, let's help each other move forward
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@Kathleen Glasgow wow that is good to hear i haven't seen your message on my gmaill
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@Kathleen Glasgow okay let me check it out
One conversation can change your entire journey.
When I began building my online business, I believed success came from figuring everything out on my own. I spent countless hours learning, making mistakes, and second-guessing every decision. Looking back, I wasn't lacking effort; I was lacking the right guidance. Everything started to change when I learned from someone who had already achieved the results I wanted. That guidance saved me from unnecessary mistakes, gave me a clearer direction, and helped me make better decisions with confidence. I think self-publishing is very similar. Writing the book is only one part of the journey. Publishing, positioning, marketing, and reaching the right readers all come with their own challenges. The good news is that no one has to figure it all out alone. That's one of the reasons I joined Lessons in Self Publishing. This community is full of people with different experiences, and one shared lesson can save someone else weeks or even months of frustration. So I'd love to hear from everyone here: Where are you in your self-publishing journey? What's the biggest challenge you're facing right now? If you could get guidance in one area, writing, publishing, marketing, or getting reviews- what would it be? Don't keep your struggles to yourself. Sharing them might be the first step toward finding the answer you're looking for, and your experience could help another author move forward. Let's learn from each other. What's the one thing you need help with today?
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@Carley Fortune I completely agree, that personal connection makes a big difference. I’m actually not very active here on Skool, and I haven’t seen your message on Gmail yet. Feel free to reach out there when you get a chance, I’d be happy to continue our conversation.
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@Sophia Holloway I completely agree. The right guidance can save you from so much trial and error. Marketing and reaching the right readers can definitely be challenging. What’s been working best for you so far?
🚨Printing Platforms!
I just hand another major issue with IngramSpark and I’m curious to know your thoughts on the best current platform for self publishing and why??
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@Kathy Lockheart Exactly, it really comes down to what works best for your goals. I’m curious too, what issue did you run into with IngramSpark?
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