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Are you ready for maximum March progress? Step 1: Planning your book

Posted February 22nd @ 11:26 am by Roger C. ParkerPrint

Monday’s writing tip for authors
February’s transition into March provides you with an opportunity to take a fresh look at the planning progress you’ve made so far this year writing a book, and commit to specific planning tasks you want to accomplish during March.
Specificity is the key to March success
The easiest way you can make the [...]

Can you afford to self-publish your book?

Posted January 4th @ 12:14 am by Roger C. ParkerPrint

Monday’s planning tip for authors
Authors exploring the possibilities of self-publishing their own book are invited to tomorrow’s Author Guide to Cashflow Management teleclass. I’ll be reviewing some of the critical cash-flow issues that should be considered when deciding between self-publishing or trade publishing.
Cash flow and the business issues involved in publishing play a major role [...]

The 7 Essentials of Author Profitability, Part 6: Cashflow

Posted November 23rd @ 12:43 am by Roger C. ParkerPrint

Monday’s planning tip for authors
Author profitability has more to do with cash flow than the absence or presence of an author’s creativity, inspiration, or inherited talent.
Although rarely addressed in the hundreds of books on writing success available, an author’s cash flow plays an important role in determining  the lifestyle the author and his family will [...]