I switched from using a print-on-demand service to an offset printer for my latest book project. Here’s why.

One frequently asked question among the aspiring authors I often talk to is whether self-publishing or traditional publishing is better.

Save yourself time and stay consistent with a style guide for your self published book.

I work with many professionals from different backgrounds- therapists, doctors, accountants, lawyers, and more who want to create books to share their area of expertise. They want to create a book that goes along with their business and supports their business needs.

The following are four reasons why you might want to consider creating a book for your business.

Aspiring authors tend to think they can essentially transfer over everything from another platform and create a book, which is never true. The following are four challenges or pitfalls of repurposing content for your book.

If you're a business owner looking to publish a book, you likely don't need to reinvent the wheel and start completely from scratch. You have probably come up with content that you can use and repurpose to provide some of the content for your book or give you a start.

When authors come to me for editing services, they say, "I need an editor." Most people know they need their book edited, but they don't know what that entails or what they're looking for.

Before you plunk down one penny or spend one minute in a self-publishing course, you need to ask yourself this one simple question.