Indie Author Roadmap Podcast

In this episode, Rebecca Dale shares her journey as a debut indie dark romance author from Yorkshire, discussing her writing process, marketing strategies, and experiences with Kickstarter and audiobook production. Rachel Morton and Rob Radcliffe explore the realities of indie publishing, community support, and the importance of staying focused amidst shiny distractions.

If you would like to come to Rachel and Rob's Indie Author Conference in November, co-hosted with Indie Author Truth Bomb host Steve Kelly, check it out below!

www.iamanchester.com

If you are interested in our guest author, Rebecca Dale's Kickstrarter Campaign, then check it out HERE...

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/878137837/the-ashes-of-summer-special-edition-dark-romance-hardbacks

Join Rachel Morton and Rob Radcliffe as they share insights from a recent writing retreat, discuss book marketing strategies, and explore tools for authors. This episode offers practical tips for writers looking to boost their productivity and sales.

Want to come to our conference in Manchester in November? Check out: www.iamanchester.com

Check out A.P Beswick's Novel Gains hub for the ultimate organic marketing community: https://www.skool.com/signup?ref=e347024eac5142f7adeb82c5118a4913

Episode 81 - Thinking Like A Publisher - In this episode, Rob and Rachel explore the intersection of AI, publishing strategies, and creative processes, sharing insights on how to treat writing as a business and leverage new technologies for success.  Having now introduced a Swear Jar to the show, Rob also struggles with this new addition to proceedings, but it is for a good cause. The Indie Author Roadmap Xmas party which will take place in the evening of The Northern Indie Author Summit.  If you haven’t got your ticket yet, now is the time as they are moving fast.

Go to www.iamanchester.com and we’ll see you there in November!

In this episode, Rachel Morton and The Reluctant Writer share their latest strategies and insights on book marketing, Facebook ads, TikTok, and building a sustainable author career. They discuss practical tips, tools, and real-world results to help authors grow their readership and sales.

If you would like to book your ticket for Northern Indie Author Summit on 21st November 2026 check out www.iamanchester.com and use code FOUNDER10 for £10 off face price.

Join us as we delve into the insights and experiences from the recent self-publishing conference in London, exploring marketing strategies, author stories, and industry tips to boost your writing career.

Join us in Manchester in November for the northern indie author summit!

check out www.iamanchester.com

In this episode, authors Rachel Morton and Rob Brackliffe share their insights on book formatting, marketing strategies, and building a loyal reader community. They discuss practical tips for self-publishing success, including ad campaigns, series management, and engaging with ARC readers.

In this episode, hosts Rob and Rachel share their recent experiences, goals, and insights into writing, marketing, AI tools, and upcoming events. They discuss their progress on book releases, the impact of AI on publishing, and plans for conferences and retreats, offering valuable tips for authors looking to boost their productivity and adapt to industry changes.

This week's episode is about Launching that book, and how these things have changed and continue to change in the indie publishing sphere. Touching on their own experiences, Rachel and Rob dive into pricing strategies, reader magnets, and the use of AI in your day to day writing and publishing life. 

Join Rob and Rachel as they explore the evolving landscape of AI in publishing, authoring, and creative industries. They discuss AI's impact on storytelling, book production, marketing, and chat about the AI haters, and how this is dividing the publishing industry.

As discussed in this week's episode, here are Rachel's mood boards she discusses in the show:

https://hidrive.ionos.com/share/wnzfi7-9m1

How can you sell your book to readers before you launch it into the world?

In this week's episode Rachel and Rob discuss just that, talking about the likes of Kickstarters, in person author events, and much more. A great episode for anyone looking to branch out from the traditional online stores as well as those not quite ready to take their book to the retailers.