When it’s a good idea for an author to start thinking about starting a publishing company? One reason would be to start publishing other people’s works. Another would be if you are sued, the rights to your books could be included in your financial assets and could end up in someone else's possession. Today’s case study is my own lawyer, Clint Coons of Anderson Advisory. Clint helped me set up Ebookpreneur, LLC, the company under which I have KindlePreneur, KDP Rocket, and this podcast. He talks about the steps authors can take to start a publishing company, including authors from outside the United States. For more information, visit the show notes at <a href= "http://kindlepreneur.com/e12" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">http://kindlepreneur.com/e12</a>

When it’s a good idea for an author to start thinking about starting a publishing company? One reason would be to start publishing other people’s works. Another would be if you are sued, the rights to your books could be included in your financial assets and could end up in someone else's possession. Today’s case study is my own lawyer, Clint Coons of Anderson Advisory. Clint helped me set up Ebookpreneur, LLC, the company under which I have KindlePreneur, KDP Rocket, and this podcast. He talks about the steps authors can take to start a publishing company, including authors from outside the United States. For more information, visit the show notes at http://kindlepreneur.com/e12

When it’s a good idea for an author to start thinking about starting a publishing company? One reason would be to start publishing other people’s works. Another would be if you are sued, the rights to your books could be included in your financial assets and could end up in someone else's possession. Today’s case study is my own lawyer, Clint Coons of Anderson Advisory. Clint helped me set up Ebookpreneur, LLC, the company under which I have KindlePreneur, KDP Rocket, and this podcast. He talks about the steps authors can take to start a publishing company, including authors from outside the United States. For more information, visit the show notes at <a href="http://kindlepreneur.com/e12" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://kindlepreneur.com/e12</a>

12: Setting Up a Book Publishing Company

Are you ready to increase your book sales, and hit the bestseller list consistently? Welcome to the Book Marketing Show, where in this weekly podcast Dave Chesson will not only show you some of the best book sales tactics but also bring on top-notch guests to show how each tactic taught here was a game changer for their books and how it can be for yours as well. Having created one of the largest websites on book marketing, Kindlepreneur.com, he’s also been a book-marketing consultant for top NYT Bestselling authors in both Fiction and Non-fiction as well as helping big name publishing companies increase their sales. He’s been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, and a multitude of book related websites across the net. So, tune in as you learn for free about the art to book marketing and how others are using these tactics to improve their sales and how you can too!

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