How to Make a Damn Good Living When Self Publishing a Book

“Five stars. Great book.” --Enriquillo Rodriguez Amiama - Author, People's History of Romeo Want to learn the art of self publishing a book that doesn't look self published? (And that human strangers will pay for?) Curious about all the different ways you can generate revenue -- Kindle, print, audiobook, online courses, sandwich boards, etc. -- by publishing your book? Looking for a NO B.S. and super-simple guide to the self publishing process that'll help spread your book's reach and make you some extra moolah? Well, in...How to Make a Damn Good Living When Self Publishing a Book you'll learn the many self publishing options open to you as a writer, including: "How Audio Books Can Change Your Life (and Your Bank Account)" - In this chapter we'll go over strategies for finding great voiceover talent for your tome and help use it as a lead-generation piece for your other pieces of writing. "What the Hell is a Smashwords and How It Can Help You Make Money?" - Sure, we all know about Kindle. But there's a whole other publishing industry world out there. In this chapter I'll show you to pass the Smashwords meat grinder and get your book featured across the world. "8 Keys to Seeing Your Words in Print" - Don't know if you've noticed, but just as Kindle sales are going down, print sales are going up. In this chapter I'll show you how to get your manuscript ready -- on the super-cheap -- and why this form of media needs to be at the top of your self publishing business plan. "How to Become a Bestselling Author in Slovakia" - Self publishing books isn't just about putting them out there in your own language. In this chapter I'll show you how to get your book translated and listed in foreign markets. ...and so much more! So, give How to Make a Damn Good Living When Self Publishing a Book a try... I can't guarantee that self publishing a book, in the many different forms we'll go over, will make you rich. But I can guarantee that you'll find ways to make more money by doing less work. (And that's something any published author can get behind.)