Jodi is sharing her secret weapon for your book writing and production toolbox: a heading hierarchy. This is a document that ideally you create during the writing process, and you can even use your brain dump and working table of contents exercise. If you’re way past those stages, don’t worry, Jodi walks you through how you can still create a heading hierarchy.
Read MoreOn this episode of the Write.Publish.Market. podcast, Jodi interviews Tracey Warren. Tracey shares with us the process she used to not only write her book, but how she reignited curiosity in her book after the book launch.
Read MoreToday on the Write.Publish.Market Podcast, Jodi is chatting with Alexa Bigwarfe all about understanding and using your book metrics and data.
Read MoreMetadata is hugely, hugely important for your book, because metadata is not only is it telling readers what your book is about — how to classify it — but maybe even more importantly than that, it's telling book buyers and librarians where your book goes in their bookstore or library, which, of course, is important to you, if you plan to sell your book in those places.
So what do we mean by metadata? What kind of data about data are we talking about? This is going to be a sampling of things that are included in metadata.
Read MoreKeeping up your writing momentum during a busy time can seem daunting. But with these easy steps, it is possible! Tune in to hear how from Jodi.
Read MoreJodi is sharing the following three tips to ensure that you can make it happen in the coming year for you:
Tip #1: prepare well.
Tip #2: building out your calendar.
Tip #3: plan for the long term.
Listen in below or wherever you listen to podcast as Jodi expounds on these three tips!
Read MoreThroughout this Write.Publish.Market episode, Jodi discusses the two schools of thought on when to share the release date (before the book is written or after).
Her most important tip? Well, you’ll need to listen to the episode for that!
Read MoreJodi shares different ways you can plug your book into your overall business plan. It could be the top level part of your funnel, part of a bigger course, or the end part of your funnel. Check out this episode for tips of how you can fit your book into your business plan.
Read MoreOne thing you will encounter often during your book writing and publishing process is a contract, and probably more than one. In this Write.Publish.Market. podcast, Jodi is walking you through all the different types of contracts you’ll encounter and what boilerplate language to be on the look out for.
Read MoreThere are two key points when it comes to book research that Jodi advises her one-on-one book coaching clients so that they don't get tripped up.
Remember you’re the expert
You want the research to support your points, not the other way around.
Tune in as Jodi dives into these two key points. She also gets into some of the actual how-to, tactical pieces of the research element.
Read MoreJodi is interviewing one of her very favorite people, and very favorite publishing colleagues: Alexa Bigwarfe. Alexa is a USA Today best-selling author, speaker, and publishing partner. They are talking about book marketing and book launching and how that plays into other parts of your business marketing plan.
Read MoreJodi shares that this means parts of your book that can be licensed to someone else and how they profit from it (this includes movie rights, new cover art, excerpts, and maybe even ebooks and audiobooks).
Read MoreA question that is discussed often, especially in today’s author-entrepreneur world, is how much of yourself should you include in your book? And Jodi is sharing her thoughts on this topic in this episode!
Read MoreOn this episode of the Write.Publish.Market podcast Jodi is talking about your book’s secondary audiences.
Read MoreOn this episode of the Write.Publish.Market podcast, Jodi is talking about something that’s becoming more and more popular in the author-entrepreneur world: how to use client stories and interviews (podcasts specifically) in your book.
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