#606: How Can A Professional Author Assistant Help You Write?

Interview with Chela Hardy

Episode 606 of the The Write Hour ~ Nonfiction podcast, hosted by Joyce Glass, The Write Coach, Editor, and Speaker, titled "#606: How Can A Professional Author Assistant Help You Write?" was published on September 26, 2019 and runs 23 minutes.

September 26, 2019 ·23m · The Write Hour ~ Nonfiction

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Summary

Top Tips From The Write Coach✍️ Why do authors need a Professional Author Assistant (PAA)?✍️ Collaborate with a PAA to help you with the many aspects of writing!✍️ A PAA can help you through Self-Publishing OR Traditional Publishing!Why do authors need a Professional Author Assistant?Professional Author Assistants help bring order to all the chaos with writing a book and we break it down into three different sections: the manuscript phrase, the self-publishing phase or traditional publishing phase, and the marketing phase. For instance, in the manuscript phase nonfiction authors use quotes from other people or use other people's content. There are permissions to coordinate and a professional author assistant can complete this for the author.If the author decides to self-publish, but then decides they want a traditional publishing deal, there's research they can hand off to their assistant. There are different pieces of a marketing proposal a PAA can research and find the needed information.Writing a book, creating a proposal, finding an agent and publisher, and the marketing of the author and their book has many moving parts. If the author decides to self-publish, this process includes many moving parts as well. A PAA takes the pressure off by helping the author through all the different phases of writing, publishing and marketing their book.Chela explains how she has helped her clients, and what you want to look for when seeking a Professional Author Assistant.All links mentioned are in the Episode #606 Post.Read The Post #606: How Can A Professional Author Assistant Help You Write? ~ Interview with Chela Hardy appeared first on The Write Coach site. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode Description

Top Tips From The Write Coach

✍️ Why do authors need a Professional Author Assistant (PAA)?

✍️ Collaborate with a PAA to help you with the many aspects of writing!

✍️ A PAA can help you through Self-Publishing OR Traditional Publishing!

Why do authors need a Professional Author Assistant?

Professional Author Assistants help bring order to all the chaos with writing a book and we break it down into three different sections: the manuscript phrase, the self-publishing phase or traditional publishing phase, and the marketing phase. For instance, in the manuscript phase nonfiction authors use quotes from other people or use other people's content. There are permissions to coordinate and a professional author assistant can complete this for the author.

If the author decides to self-publish, but then decides they want a traditional publishing deal, there's research they can hand off to their assistant. There are different pieces of a marketing proposal a PAA can research and find the needed information.

Writing a book, creating a proposal, finding an agent and publisher, and the marketing of the author and their book has many moving parts. If the author decides to self-publish, this process includes many moving parts as well. A PAA takes the pressure off by helping the author through all the different phases of writing, publishing and marketing their book.

Chela explains how she has helped her clients, and what you want to look for when seeking a Professional Author Assistant.

All links mentioned are in the Episode #606 Post.

Read The Post #606: How Can A Professional Author Assistant Help You Write? ~ Interview with Chela Hardy appeared first on The Write Coach site.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.