S1 Ep14: S1 Ep14: Building Your Dream Team: Who You Need to Make Your Self-Published Book a Success

Publishing your non-fiction book is an exciting time - there’s no doubt about it. However, you can’t do it all by yourself - even if you think you can. You’ve got to build your book team. But who should be part of it? During this episode, you’ll find out just who you need to make your book as successful as possible. You’ll learn: What you can learn from Henry Ford about building a book team - yup, really! The six essential people you’ll need on your team - and why each of them have an important role to play. My views on DIY cover design and why I think you need to avoid it at all costs. And so much more!You don’t need all the answers to publish and launch your book. What you do need is your own team who can supply the knowledge and expertise you require. A team of professionals to get your book into the best shape possible.I hope you enjoy listening!Further resources: You can read more about publishing in this blog post. If you enjoyed today’s episode, please leave a review on your favourite podcast platform: Apple Spotify Amazon Subscribe to my fortnightly newsletter - The Write Stuff - which is full of advice on writing and publishing a book in your niche. Download my FREE PDF - 5 Steps to Plan a Bestselling Book in Your Niche Steph’s books: Dare to Write: How to Write a Non-Fiction Book to Grow Your Business - Amazon Dare to Write: How to Write a Non-Fiction Book to Grow Your Business - CHW website Connect with Steph:Website: https://creatinghappywriters.com/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/creatinghappywritersFacebook https://www.facebook.com/creatinghappywritersTwitter https://twitter.com/stephcaswell_Use #creatinghappywritersListen to all previous podcast episodes on my website, via the podcast platforms below or by searching for 'Creating Happy Writers' on your favourite podcast provider.Apple Podcasts SpotifyAmazon Music*Disclaimer: if you buy a copy of a book I have linked to in these show notes, I’ll receive a small commission as an Amazon affiliate. If you’d rather buy your books elsewhere, I completely understand.