I like this insight into Indie publishing.
This is a guest post by Linda Cartwright. You may remember her from her recent post, Self-Publishing Basics. Linda is an author and a freelance writer with a background in education. She lives in Seattle, teaches creative writing classes online and supports e-learning initiatives. Her darkest secret is that writing is only her second favorite thing to do… after reading. You can follow Linda on Twitter.
Linda has been studying self-publishing basics. She’s sharing here what she’s discovered so far.
Why Your Book Isn’t Selling
You were excited with the idea, you wrote with passion, you edited meticulously, you worked and worked, you published… and nothing. Your book isn’t selling.
If anything can dampen creative spirit – that’s the thing. We all depend on feedback and appreciation just to keep going. This situation is even more frustrating for self-publishing authors who invest their time and money into the endeavor…
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A useful share.
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Thank you!
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Thank you so much fir sharing, Traci!
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You’re welcome, Nicholas!
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