Get Published! Simon Presland and Beth Lottig of Author Source join host Denise Griffitts to talk about the differences in self-publishing and traditional publishing.
Simon Presland: Simon started writing in 1999. Since then, he has published over 600 articles, written a couple of books, and edited hundreds more. He has owned his own editing company and currently works as the President and Editor in Chief of AuthorSource.
Beth Lottig: Co-founder and owner of AuthorSource, Beth has a passion for working with authors to bring their works to publication. As a freelance writer and editor for over 15 years, Beth thrives on the process of creating content that resonates with readers and moves them to action. Her skills and experience include ghostwriting, editing, and proofreading books, as well as book production and design.
We will discuss:
Traditional publishing vs. self-publishing Where your book should be for sale A simple method to write a non-fiction bookRoyalty structuresBook marketing strategies
Find them on the web: Website | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn
Simon Presland: Simon started writing in 1999. Since then, he has published over 600 articles, written a couple of books, and edited hundreds more. He has owned his own editing company and currently works as the President and Editor in Chief of AuthorSource.
Beth Lottig: Co-founder and owner of AuthorSource, Beth has a passion for working with authors to bring their works to publication. As a freelance writer and editor for over 15 years, Beth thrives on the process of creating content that resonates with readers and moves them to action. Her skills and experience include ghostwriting, editing, and proofreading books, as well as book production and design.
We will discuss:
Traditional publishing vs. self-publishing Where your book should be for sale A simple method to write a non-fiction bookRoyalty structuresBook marketing strategies
Find them on the web: Website | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn
Show Notes
Get Published! Simon Presland and Beth Lottig of Author Source join host Denise Griffitts to talk about the differences in self-publishing and traditional publishing.
Simon Presland: Simon started writing in 1999. Since then, he has published over 600 articles, written a couple of books, and edited hundreds more. He has owned his own editing company and currently works as the President and Editor in Chief of AuthorSource.
Beth Lottig: Co-founder and owner of AuthorSource, Beth has a passion for working with authors to bring their works to publication. As a freelance writer and editor for over 15 years, Beth thrives on the process of creating content that resonates with readers and moves them to action. Her skills and experience include ghostwriting, editing, and proofreading books, as well as book production and design.
We will discuss:
Traditional publishing vs. self-publishing Where your book should be for sale A simple method to write a non-fiction bookRoyalty structuresBook marketing strategies
Find them on the web: Website | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn
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