The Happy Writer looks at the source of the myth that selfpublished writers spend most of their time marketing.
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The Happy Writer looks at the source of the myth that selfpublished writers spend most of their time marketing. If you enjoy this show, please put some money in the tip jar at Patreon or Ko-fi. I am an author of science fiction and fantasy. You can get my books here.

The Happy Writer looks at the source of the myth that selfpublished writers spend most of their time marketing.
If you enjoy this show, please put some money in the tip jar at <a href="https://patreon.com/pattyjansen" rel="noopener noreferrer">Patreon</a> or <a href="https://ko-fi.com/pattyjansen" rel="noopener noreferrer">Ko-fi</a>. I am an author of science fiction and fantasy. <a href="https://pattyjansen.com/store" rel="noopener noreferrer">You can get my books here</a>.

The Happy Writer 22: Selfpublishing is marketing

If you're selfpublishing or interested in self-publishing, but you want to enjoy it, get off the hamster wheel of fast production or piling money into ads, this is the place to be.
I've been self-publishing since 2011 and have made a stable income at it while jumping on new platforms I liked, but staying off the ones I considered a time suck.
I'll be talking about things like: do you really need to spend so much time on social media? How can you set up passive advertising? How do you diagnose what you need to improve?
I sell fiction, nothing else. This podcast is for fun.

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If you're selfpublishing or interested in self-publishing, but you want to enjoy it, get off the hamster wheel of fast production or piling money into ads, this is the place to be. I've been self-publishing since 2011 and have made a stable income at it while jumping on new platforms I liked, but staying off the ones I considered a time suck. I'll be talking about things like: do you really need to spend so much time on social media? How can you set up passive advertising? How do you diagnose what you need to improve? I sell fiction, nothing else. This podcast is for fun.

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