Category: Self-publishing
Going Wide Unboxed

Going Wide Unboxed is book 3 in the The Three-Year, No-bestseller Plan For Making A Living From Your Fiction series A companion guide to Self-publishing Unboxed and Mailing Lists Unboxed, for those who want to start selling on all ebook platforms. In this book, you will learn: –The major non-Amazon…
Mailing Lists Unboxed
Self-publishing Unboxed
My Earnings from self-publishing 1 October 2015 – 30 September 2016
Here are my earnings from self-publishing for this year. I know that some people have been waiting for this, but I needed to wait for all the spreadsheets to come in before I could do my report. It’s getting to that scary territory, where I have a bit of a…
My earnings from self-publishing 1 Oct 2014 – 30 Sept 2015
Another year has gone past and it’s time for another income report. After the previous report, I got a few “Oh, is that all?” reactions. Well, yes, that’s all. I’m reporting the coalface of self-publishing. You know that author who shot to fame with just one book out and retired…
My Earnings From Self-publishing 1 Oct 2013 – 30 Sept 2014
Another year has gone by. I did one of these posts last year, and thought it would be fun to update it. Why? Several reasons: Not all self-publishers are Hugh Howey or Bella Andre or any of the other names that you’ll find in the top of various genres. In…
My earnings from self-publishing Sept 2012 – Sept 2013
Inspired by others on the web who have done so, I’m going to do a numbers post. Mainly for reference, but also to show people what the income of a no-name self-publishing writer with moderate success looks like. Just to give some datapoints other than the millions reportedly made by…
Why “Get Your Book Edited” is not always the answer
If you’ve followed me around for a bit, either here or in real life, you will know that I’m not in favour of the blanket “get your book edited” advice that’s being given to many-a beginning writer who is thinking about self-publishing. Make no mistake. I think editors do great…
Self-publishing: Weatherproof your sales
Looking at the future in an author’s career, the most important thing you can do is to weatherproof your sales. Weatherproofing your sales is: Diversification Taking control of your own audience Building an innate level of sales that does not rely on the vagaries of retail site algorithms In the…