If you’re having a hard time getting your book in front of the right readers, feel free to share what you’re struggling with. I’m happy to share what I’ve learned and what has been working for me. 😊📚

What genre is your current manuscript? Have you published before or will this be your first?

What platform(s) are you using to publish your book and why?

One of the biggest lessons I've learned about self-publishing is that finishing the book is only the beginning. Writing, editing, designing a great cover, choosing the right keywords, marketing, and connecting with readers all play a role in a book's success. I've also learned that progress doesn't have to be perfect. Every book teaches something new, whether it's about formatting, advertising, building an author platform, or understanding what readers are looking for. For those who have been on this journey for a while, what's the most valuable self-publishing lesson you've learned that you wish you'd known before publishing your first book? I'd love to hear your experiences and tips.

Something I keep noticing: two authors can write equally good books, market them the exact same way, and still get completely different results. After digging into a few cases, I found the difference always traced back to one decision made before either of them ever hit publish. Curious if anyone else has noticed this too?