I published my first children's book a month ago. I have a couple of book signings at Barnes and Nobles set up in the coming weeks. I slowly trying to get a hold of other bookstores and schools. I have my next children's book ready and wondering when is the right time to publish it? I heard that you should not publish your next book until your marketing plan is established and you are getting regular sales for your first book. But I also heard that multiple books market each other. My first book is called Seeing Me Is Loving Me and it's illustrated by my six year old son.

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Hi I'm Cate. I'm a retired teacher and just got my first three books accepted on Amazon KDP. On to marketing. Happy to have found Harleigh and this group!

I started a kidlit Facebook group according to Harliegh's Facebook Funnel course, but I made a mistake and don't know how to fix it. like I said, I set it all up and I think it looks beautiful. I goofed up in the group settings, I think, since the comments under the posts are turned off! My question: how do I get to group settings so I can turn comments on again?

I've published 44 children's illustrated books on Amazon, have a website, socials... all to no avail. I mean, everything is against you on Amazon: Self published books are too expensive, profit margin dismal, to get in the top 10 of a niche is a catch 22... About to go with digital narrated downloads on Fourthwall with Genially puzzles and quiz add on. The return is higher, the cost to the consumer a quarter of a book price. A win-win? I hope.