James Blatch: It's obviously been successful enough for you to do the sequel. The author of several scholarly texts, Kahneman (Emeritus Psychology and Public Affairs/Princeton Univ. ) Lucy Score: Yeah, here we go. James Blatch: It's white noise. It's beginning to end, there is an epilogue in the book too, but this just started where, I think it was The Worst Best Man was the one that I really remember doing first, and that took our mailing list from 5, 000 subscribers to 30, 000 subscribers in just... James Blatch: This is just in the back matter, as you get to the end of the book? Policymakers might want to consider such counsel, especially when it is coupled with the observation that free trade benefits workers in poor countries but punishes workers in rich ones. Lucy Score: Oh, no I'm making the connection, by doing fewer books. In what they call a "slightly technical aside, " they build a case for addressing trade issues not with trade wars but with consumption taxes: "It makes no sense to ask agricultural workers to lose their jobs just so steelworkers can keep theirs, which is what tariffs accomplish. SPS-282: Happy Ever After: The Rise to Romance Stardom – with Lucy Score –. " So we talked about romance, but the Riley one's not a straight romance, is it? But the publisher was like, "You need to quit your job now. And Elizabeth Lyons predicts that more people will turn to hybrid publishers, hooray, and that the USA Today bestseller list will be retired. Lucy Score has found enormous success as a romance author and she shares with James how her writing business has enabled her to do what she loves and live without following anyone else's rules. The value of a fan base and followers at launch time. Lucy Score, how absolutely brilliant to have you back on the Self-publishing Show.
There's never been a better time to be a writer. Okay, so how many books do you set out to write? Presumably it was, was it Facebook ads initially for you? Publisher: Sellers Publishing. James Blatch: Yes, that's what I mean.
Mark Dawson: Alumni is plural. As restrictions are lifting, Mr. Lucy and I both got vaccinated, I'm looking at things where leaving the house is now a possibility. This is the Self-Publishing Show. It is on Monday the 14th of June, Monday the 14th of June at 9:00 in the UK, 9:00 PM in the UK.
Well, it shows me up. I still definitely write series. James Blatch: Welcome to my life. This app Lensa came out and we all went crazy, giving up our faces to the cloud or whatever so that we could make ourselves look like superheroes and like really airbrushed and great. I want to talk to you a bit about your fans. We have a dedicated team who specialise in quality control delivery. James Blatch: Yeah, doesn't listen to anyone. What she said book. So I was getting really excited, because my second book was going to come out that October.
I'm going to get emotional here. Lucy Score: You guys will have a good time, yeah. She's someone who also really understands Amazon ads. So how did you structure that early writing? James Blatch: Yeah, I think they've been trying to get it off the mail service, but it's on its way here. No more gate keepers, no more barriers, no one standing between you and your readers. Because that's not 100% of people sign up. I think I said to you with my one book, I've got one book, obviously writing a second, hope to have a third, fourth in the future. The things she said. Don't wait until the end of the year. " So he says, stick with your long-term publishing plans, and goals. I was a lot less structured with this year just coming into it. James Blatch: What did you think I meant? And we actually, because we took the marketing course but we didn't do anything with it for probably at least a year because we decided from the get-go the best thing for me to do would be to build a back list. Is that still two stand-alones and one series book?
While I'd already made forays into the writing community, I upped my efforts in 2016. And the first book always takes a really long time. That's What She Said. Lucy Score: Well, thankfully there was Tim, and I remember very early on, I don't think I was writing for myself yet, I think I was still writing for the other label, he's like, "Have you heard of this guy, Mark Dawson? " Tim needs to be able to have more of an eagle eye view of everything that's going on, and Dan is going to be able to step into a lot of the day to day stuff. Anna David: Now, obviously, as someone who is constantly preaching the choir about how thrilled I am about the democratization of publishing, I love that one.
Resources mentioned in this episode: PATREON: Self Publishing Formula Show's Patreon page. And a gentleman stopped at the table, apologised for eavesdropping, and asked her to write down the title of the book because he thought his daughter would like it. James Blatch: Yay, thank you, BookFunnel. A nice, normal life. Professional artist, Learn more. And we I met him in person at the World Domination Summit in Portland a few years ago and I was immediately struck as I'm sure most people are by him by how unique, kind, brilliant and quirky he is. So I'm very curious if if this is going to become a thing again. Tim and I love what we do. And it was, surprise. Most commonly, we use your Personal Data to: Process and manage your use of our website; Respond to your questions, comments and requests; Where you have opted-in to receive marketing from us, deliver communications that are relevant to your preferences / may be of interest to you; Improve our services and Website through analysis of information. James Blatch: There is a radio station in Latin, still to this day does the news in Latin. That's what she said publishing blog. What I mean is, more authors will seek out advice from people like myself and your other guests on this episode, to learn about how to grow their online platform and sales, by using their book is part of the equation, but maybe not put so much pressure on themselves to sell a million copies.
And I was like, "Oh, what's that going to be? Our dedicated team specialize in quality control of each product and deliver them to the customers at their doorsteps. I wanted to have more control, I wanted to pick my own covers and write my own blurbs, and I wanted to learn the advertising side of things. James Blatch: Not a dead language.
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