The Rocking Self Publishing Podcast

In this weeks interview I talk to Leeland Artra. We talk about his breakout success with the Golden Threads trilogy. Later in the show we talk about marketing, and we go into some serious depth: measurements, ratios, affiliate tracking etc. It's jam packed with info and is probably an interview you'll need to listen to more than once to get the most from!

In this weeks interview I talk to bestselling author Elle Casey about how effective perma-free (making the first book in a series free) has been for her books. We talk about how she gets such incredibly high read through rates from one book to the next as well as how she manages to write a new book each month!

Digital marketing is important for authors and Kevin is the digital marketing director for a 1,500 employee company. While a new author he knows what he is doing when it comes to branding yourself and your book online. In the second half of the show we also talk about how to create and launch a book if you are on a budget.

In this episode I talk to Australian author Colin Taber who is the author of the alternative history series the United States of Vinland. We talk about a lot in this one with a particular focus on the value of networking and attending real world events.

In this episode of the Rocking Self-Publishing podcast, I talk to Denise Grover Swank, New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author. It's another value packed episode where we focus on the business side of being a self-published author. Denise shares how she created a business plan for her indie career, as well as how she built a loyal fan base through a blog and social media.

In this episode I talk to editor Harry Dewulf about the different types of editing available to indie authors. The episode should clarify what is meant by the huge number of terms out there referring to the different types of editing.

In addition to that we chat about the editing process, what authors can expect, and what authors should ask the editor they are think about hiring.

In this interview I talk to Cege Smith about writing a series. Cege has penned three series, with one completed and two still being written. Series writing is becoming more and more popular, so have a listen to this episode to get a great idea of how to start (and finish) a popular series!

In this interview I talk to Cege Smith about writing a series. Cege has penned three series, with one completed and two still being written. Series writing is becoming more and more popular, so have a listen to this episode to get a great idea of how to start (and finish) a popular series!

In this episode I talk to Victoria Jeffrey who talks about her discovery of, and journey into, self-publishing. We talk about her attempts to go the traditional route in the 90s and then her journey into self-publishing which began a few years ago. In the main part of the show I ask about what she has learned over the last two years and what she is doing differently today.

In this episode I talk to Lindsay Buroker about building an online presence with a website as well as using social media to your advantage. Lindsay has been doing this sort of marketing before she was even a writer so she knows her stuff. It's a value packed episode and there's plenty to implement to improve your book sales!