EPISODE · Oct 3, 2024 · 23 MIN
Self-Publishing vs. Traditional Publishing: The Rundown (Ep.87)
from Ink and Impact for Christian Writers | How to Write a Book, Self-Publish, Christian Book, Book Marketing, Nonfiction Book · host Dalene Bickel
There is no universal right or wrong way to publish your book. Self-publishing will be better for some authors while traditional publishing will be better for others. In today's episode, I'm going to share the TOP THREE factors you should take into consideration when trying to decide which publishing model is right for YOU. If you want to learn ALL the factors, be sure to download my free guide, Your Path to Publishing. The guide also explains the hybrid publishing model that I'm not discussing today. And, of course, as you listen to the episode, pray about the direction God wants you to take. Ready for the rundown? Let's dive in!Resources Mentioned in this Episode:1:1 Coaching Session - single breakthrough session to gain strategy and clarity1:1 Coaching Bundle - Your choice of 4, 12, or 24 weeks of weekly coachingConnect with Your Host, Dalene Bickel:Ink and Impact Free Facebook GroupEmail: [email protected]: inkandimpact.comSend us Fan MailJoin my new free Publish with Purpose Substack community for industry updates, live Q&A sessions, and to connect with fellow Christian writers!
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There is no universal right or wrong way to publish your book. Self-publishing will be better for some authors while traditional publishing will be better for others. In today's episode, I'm going to share the TOP THREE factors you should take into consideration when trying to decide which publishing model is right for YOU. If you want to learn ALL the factors, be sure to download my free guide, Your Path to Publishing. The guide also explains the hybrid publishing model that I'm not ...
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