Now You’ve Got Every Tool You Need to Publish Like a Boss
The Internet’s full of publishing advice. Sadly, it’s also a tangled web of info that can hurt sales and sometimes get you black listed. How do you find solid publishing advice that actually works?

In Publish Like a Boss, Honor e Corder and Ben Hale combine their decades of publishing experience to present a streamlined (and super simple) blueprint to help propel your book from the bottom of the charts to a profit center.

In these pages you’ll discover: Five significant mistakes most new authors make… and how to avoid them
Why How does someone become an Amazon Bestseller is a dangerous question
How to price fiction as well as nonfiction. (Plus the underlying strategies for each.)
A jumpstart course on where to find keywords, how to use ‘em, and why they’re important
Audio Book options. Publish Like a Boss detangles this process, offers pros and cons, helping shepherd your ultimate decision
How to build (and maintain) a happy Advance Review Team (along with a complete step-by-step guide on what to send them as well as when to send it)
The optimal time to release your book. (Hint: Avoid certain months.)
How Honor e sold nearly a million copies of her books through alternative markets.

Honor e Corder is the author of dozens of books, including You Must Write a Book and the Prosperous Writer book series. She is also business partners with Bestselling Author Hal Elrod, and co-creator of The Miracle Morning book series. Honor e coaches business professionals and authors to write and publish their book, and to achieve bestseller status.

Ben Hale is the bestselling author of the Chronicles of Lumineia. Within six months of launching his first book in 2012, Ben sold his business and began writing and publishing full-time. Since then, he has published dozens of titles across five different series. To date, his series has sold more than 200,000 copies worldwide.

From ebooks, print, audiobooks, and beyond, Publish Like a Boss is a step-by-step guide that demystifies a topic that frustrates too many authors.