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Episode Title: The Smart Publishing Impact Series - Episode 22: Why Creating a Book Series Makes Strategic Sense
Episode Summary:What if your first book wasn’t the end—but just the beginning? In this solo episode, Renée Lautermilch explores why authors—both fiction and nonfiction—should consider writing a series. From increased visibility on Amazon to building loyal readers who buy every release, Renée unpacks the creative and financial benefits of turning your book idea into something bigger. You’ll hear about the psychology of series buying, how to price your books strategically, and what makes readers come back for more. If you're aiming to make your writing a true side hustle (or more), this episode is a must-listen.
What You’ll Hear:
Why writing one book often leads to more
How a series boosts your discoverability and royalties
Fiction vs. nonfiction series: what you need to know
The smart pricing strategy to hook readers
Why good storytelling and beta readers matter
What turns casual readers into lifelong fans
Quote to Remember:
“You can’t fall in love with your own ideas—if you’re the only one who loves them, you’re the only one reading them.”
By Renée LautermilchEpisode Title: The Smart Publishing Impact Series - Episode 22: Why Creating a Book Series Makes Strategic Sense
Episode Summary:What if your first book wasn’t the end—but just the beginning? In this solo episode, Renée Lautermilch explores why authors—both fiction and nonfiction—should consider writing a series. From increased visibility on Amazon to building loyal readers who buy every release, Renée unpacks the creative and financial benefits of turning your book idea into something bigger. You’ll hear about the psychology of series buying, how to price your books strategically, and what makes readers come back for more. If you're aiming to make your writing a true side hustle (or more), this episode is a must-listen.
What You’ll Hear:
Why writing one book often leads to more
How a series boosts your discoverability and royalties
Fiction vs. nonfiction series: what you need to know
The smart pricing strategy to hook readers
Why good storytelling and beta readers matter
What turns casual readers into lifelong fans
Quote to Remember:
“You can’t fall in love with your own ideas—if you’re the only one who loves them, you’re the only one reading them.”