Writer on the Side

Liam Porr discusses how he used GPT-3 to publish blog posts and articles, as well as the pros and cons of using artificial intelligence models for writing nonfiction content in the future.

A discussion with Stefan Palios about how he wrote his book, “The 50 Laws of Freelancing” and some interesting insights about pricing books in international markets.

A great discussion with Rob Archangel about how to publish your book, the difference between Gumroad and Amazon KDP for authors, and some tactics for book marketing.

Zeno Rocha recently published his first book, 14 Habits of Highly Productive Developers, and it made around $18,000 in 6 weeks after launch. He translated it to Portuguese and is working on the Spanish version now. Here's why this is a good idea.

Alex Wieckowski runs Alex & Books and The Reader's Journey podcast (a podcast about interviewing interesting authors and their books). Here’s an interesting conversation about writing and publishing books on the side.

Tips from Simon Mcmahon about how authors can apply simple tweaks to their WordPress blogs to help them with SEO and improve their ranking with Google search.

Arvid Kahl wrote a book called “Zero to Sold” about his experience bootstrapping and selling a SaaS (Software as a Service) business. He made over $8,400 selling the book on both Amazon and Gumroad (in one week only) and talks about how he did it on this episode.

Chris is an international speaker and founder of “Beyond Thank You.” He wrote his first book about virtual team games in around 6 weeks and it hit the Amazon Best Seller list. Here’s how he did it.

The final results of writing a book and donating profits to COVID-19 efforts are in. The book is about Fun Virtual Team-Building Activities and this episode breaks down all the numbers for you, as well as highlighting some lessons learned.

A quick update about the recent events that have been going on.