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I’m genuinely curious to learn your thoughts on your ideal budget when you publish a book. What have you spent on editing, cover design, formatting, files, book printing, or promotion? Do you do everything yourself or do you outsource some aspects of publishing?

Forbes estimates that more than 1,000,000 books are self-published every single year. But with all this competition, why should you self-publish? Simple – be your own boss and control every aspect of your book! You control where to sell and for which price; you will get paid directly to your bank account. You are in

“Overnight success is almost always a myth. Half of this industry is luck, and the other half is the refusal to quit.” – Victoria Schwab 💭 Do you agree with the quote?

In the past few years, I’ve been noticing a large influx of bad writers.  And I believe this correlates with the ease of self-publishing… Everyone can write, publish and sell online with minimal effort. But this was not possible previously as one needed to find a publisher who was willing to get the book released. The

1. Everybody can publish a book 📚 Yes, even if you have zero talent to write anything. Amazon and other retailers make it very easy to write and self-publish anything – there is no quality control or review process. Many ‘good’ writers see this as the biggest downside to self-publishing, but you can use this to

I started publishing in 1997 before the time of the eBook era. Getting a printed book done was pretty easy. Layout/typesetting was straightforward as was the cover design. What you saw on the computer screen as the book’s pdf file was exactly what you got when printed. But when the use of eBooks began to