Publish a Kid's Book: Find Surprising Success Self-Publishing (Write a Book for Kids Series)

Can you earn over $100K/year by self-publishing children’s books? Yes!SURPRISING SUCCESS!Award-winning children’s book author and indie-publisher Darcy Pattison has proven that self-publishing a children’s book can be surprisingly successful. For several years, she’s blogged about the self-publishing journey on the IndieKidsBooks dot com blog, sharing tips and strategies to sell over $100K books per year.PUBLISH is a book for children’s book writers and indie publishers, written by a successful children's author and publisher. It is laser-focused on those focused on creating, publishing, and profiting from great children’s literature.Inside, you’ll learn how to:make your goals a realityunderstand your audienceapproach publishing with confidenceproduce paperback, hardcover, ebooks, and audiobookshow to achieve financial successlook at children’s publishing in the wider world of toys and animated moviesPart of the SUCCESSFUL CHILDREN’S BOOK seriesTABLE CONTENTSPart One: Building Your Creative & Entrepreneurial Life1. Discovery: Get Ready to Meet Yourself2. Passions: The What Matters3. Goals: The WHY Matters4. Creativity v. Professional Despair5. Respect Your Own Opinion6. From Fear to Confidence7. Success! Um, What Do You Mean?8. PatiencePart Two: Understanding Your Business9. Who is YOUR Audience?10. The Alpha Generation11.Write for KidsPart Three: Learn Business Skills12. Copyright: The Super-Power of Self-Publishing13. Multiple Roles14. The Publishing Role15. Publishing Role: Your Company16. Publishing Role: Branding17. Publishing Role: Contracts18. Publishing role: Accounting19. Art DirectorPart Four: The Book - Formats, Printing and Selling20. Choosing Formats21. Overseas or POD Printing22.Working With POD Printers23. Print Ready Files24. Distributing Children's eBooks25. Creating ePubs26. Creating EPUBs for Kindle27. Audiobooks28. Valuing Your Work29. Book Returns? Yes or no.Part Five: Marketing Pre-Publication30. Distribution31. Metadata32. Fan-Loyalty33.Word of Mouth34. Newsletters or Email List35. Advertising36. Reviews37. Marketing to Educators38. KU or Wide?39. Catalogs40. Preorders and Crowd FundingPart Six: Marketing during Launch41. Launch42. School Visits43. Swag & MerchPart Seven: Marketing Post-Publication44. Metadata Updates45. Editions46. Audience Connections47. Awards48. Translations49. Special Sales50. GrassrootsPart Eight: Educate and Entertain51. Licensing52. Toys53. VideoPart Nine: Moving Forward54. Your Publishing Legacy Read more