I’m thinking about running a small group workshop for ALK users soon so I can show how to get the most out of the software. It’d be 4–5 live calls where we walk through the tools together and apply them directly to your book marketing so you can start getting real results. It also gives me a chance to see what’s working, what’s confusing, and make ALK better… and you get some free coaching from me along the way. Would you be into something like this?

How big of a deal is it to pick a title that is already used by a few other books? These other books are not wildly popular. I am writing a book about digital addiction and how to help your child. The title I might use is Left to Their Own Devices: Six evidence-based approaches to help your screen-addicted child. The other books have different subtitles from mine. If that is a really bad idea, what about this title Screen Time Rescue: Understanding Your Child's Digital Addiction and How to Help Their Brain.

Have some fun with them ...

When considering what format to publish your book in, this is a good video to watch:

I'm excited because I got my final manuscript fully designed and now I've unlocked the next level: ARC REVIEWS. I have read @Julie Broad book but it doesn't mention Book Sirens or Hidden Gems Books, which are recommendations from other sources. What platforms have you used and saw the best results? Thank you.