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Self-Publishing Companies to Avoid and How to Spot Them
Avoid self-publishing companies that charge big fees, pose as traditional publishers, take your rights or push you to buy books. The red flags and how to check.
Top 3 Self-Publishing Tools for Getting a Best Seller
The 3 self-publishing tools I use: KDSpy for keyword ratios, Publisher Rocket for ad keywords, and Atticus ($147 one-time) to format. See how Randy saved hours.
The Only 3 Tools You Need To Write A Best Seller
The three tools I use for every book: Atticus for formatting, KDSpy for competitor research and Publisher Rocket for keywords and ads, with what each does.
3 60-Second Habits for a Bestselling Book
Three small habits get a book finished and published: a task list in Todoist, a timer like Toggl Track, and an accountability partner who is not a friend.
If You Can Write, You Can Self-Publish a Best Seller
Yes. Write daily, read daily, optimize each book, and improve in small steps over three to five years. Here is how I went from non-reader to best seller.
How To Become A #1 Bestselling Author On Amazon
To get the Amazon #1 bestseller flag, pick a niche with demand, choose deep categories, optimize your book and send every launch to your email list.
Can Self Published Books Become Bestsellers?
Yes, a self-published book can earn the Amazon bestseller flag with a burst of real sales in the right subcategory. Learn the safe way and the risky shortcuts.
How Are The Self Publishing School Reviews?
Self Publishing School programs cost thousands. What selfpublishing.com offers now, what Trustpilot reviewers say and when paying that much makes sense.
Start with the free checklist
The checklist is the 12 steps I follow for every book I publish, from choosing a topic that already sells to setting up the book's marketing. It is free, and you get it straight away.