Media Training for Authors: How to Avoid Hijacking Your Own Interview
Media training for authors starts with one rule: interviews are conversations, not lectures. Learn how to avoid hijacking your own interview and losing the room.
Money Matters: Setting Up Your Chart of Accounts Like a Pro
A chart of accounts doesn’t have to be intimidating. Learn how authors can organize income and expenses, plus see a practical example you can model for your own business.
Author Appearances: From Farmers Markets to Facebook Lives
Author appearances can boost book sales—but only if done strategically. Learn how in-person and online events support long-term marketing in 2026.
Banking, Bookkeeping & Budgeting: A Financial Survival Guide for Authors
Separate your book money from your coffee fund. This practical guide walks authors through banking, bookkeeping, and budgeting basics—plus modern self‑employed banking options.
Newsletter Nurture: Why Your Email List Still Matters
Email marketing still matters for authors in 2026. Learn why your email list outperforms social media and how newsletter nurture supports long-term book sales.
The Home Office, Simplified: Making Space for Your Creativity (and a Deduction)
An author home office doesn’t have to be complicated. Learn to set up a functional workspace—and understand when it qualifies as a legit deduction.
Your Author Brand: More Than Just a Pretty Logo
Your author brand is more than a logo. Learn what branding really means for indie authors in 2026—and how consistency builds trust and sales.
EINs, DBAs, and Imprints: What Authors Need to Know
EINs, DBAs, and imprints can sound intimidating, but they’re simple tools that help authors protect their business, finances, and publishing identity.
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