If you’ve ever wondered why some books position the author as a go-to expert—while others fall flat—it often comes down to one thing: editing. And not just proofreading. We’re talking strategic, compassionate editing that turns good ideas into great books. In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on what successful authors do before they launch. You’ll learn the different types of edits (developmental, line, copy), which one you actually need, and how editing can elevate your book from “...
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If you’ve ever wondered why some books position the author as a go-to expert—while others fall flat—it often comes down to one thing: editing. And not just proofreading. We’re talking strategic, compassionate editing that turns good ideas into great books. In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on what successful authors do before they launch. You’ll learn the different types of edits (developmental, line, copy), which one you actually need, and how editing can elevate your book from “...
Episode 3: Self-Publishing vs. Traditional: Which One’s Right for You?
For Women who Write
36 minutes
3 weeks ago
Episode 3: Self-Publishing vs. Traditional: Which One’s Right for You?
Let’s talk about the good, the bad, and the (sometimes really frustrating) truth about publishing a book. If you’ve ever wondered whether you should go the traditional route or take full control and self-publish, this episode is your guide to making a confident, informed decision—without getting lost in the noise or stuck in analysis paralysis. In this episode, I break down: The real pros and cons of self-publishing vs. traditionalWhat most people get wrong about self-publishingHow to choose ...
For Women who Write
If you’ve ever wondered why some books position the author as a go-to expert—while others fall flat—it often comes down to one thing: editing. And not just proofreading. We’re talking strategic, compassionate editing that turns good ideas into great books. In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on what successful authors do before they launch. You’ll learn the different types of edits (developmental, line, copy), which one you actually need, and how editing can elevate your book from “...
