Amazon and Stackline Team Up for Next-Level Ad Attribution in Yo, marketers! It’s , and let’s be real, Amazon knows what’s up. They’ve decided to tackle a pain point we’ve all felt deep down in our marketing souls: figuring out what our ad dollars are actually doing across all those […]
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Nineteenth Century Black Authors in Worcester: A Story of Self-Publishing and Perseverance Let’s be real, getting a book published even these days can feel like trying to climb Mount Everest, you know? Now, imagine being a Black author back in the nineteenth century, specifically in Worcester, Massachusetts. Talk about a […]
Tetsuko Kuroyanagi Brings “Totto-chan” Back to Beijing, Hoping to Build Bridges, Not Walls Yo Beijing! Tetsuko Kuroyanagi, the Japanese TV legend and author you might know from, like, *everywhere*, just rolled into town to spread some serious good vibes with her new book, “Totto-chan: The Little Girl at the Window, […]
What People Are Saying About Direct Book Publication: A Journey Through the World of Self-Publishing Unveiling the Secrets of Independent Publishing In the literary world, authors have traditionally relied on publishing houses to bring their works to light. However, the emergence of direct book publication has opened up a new […]
5 Things You Need to Know About Barnes and Noble Self-Publishing In the realm of self-publishing, Barnes and Noble, a stalwart in the literary landscape, has emerged as a formidable contender with its self-publishing platform. This comprehensive guide unveils the intricacies of Barnes and Noble self-publishing, empowering aspiring authors with […]
Everything You Need to Know About Self-Publishing a Children’s Book with Illustrations Step 1: Write a Compelling Story Crafting a captivating story is the cornerstone of a successful children’s book. Dive into the world of your imagination and create a narrative that resonates with young readers. Embrace vibrant characters, engaging […]