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Single AF: London, Paris, and the Third Book

London, Paris… Euro summer of chasing romance (in a literary way, that is) To close out my book tour, Bethany and I decided early on that the book should go …

Taking Action Through Culinary Practices

Welcome to part 4 of our 4-part blog Q&A series with Dr. Colin Zhu, board-certified Family Practice and Lifestyle Medicine physician, certified health coach, trained chef and leading author of The …

Howard Lewis: Leave Your Phone at the Door

by Sean Colligan Howard Lewis, on the heels of his successful book campaign for Leave Your Phone at the Door, finally has a chance to put his feet up. He …

niche (niCH,nēSH/)
(n.) a comfortable or suitable position in life.
(adj.) interests that appeal to a small, specialized section of the population.
Three ways to find your niche:

Oftentimes, the first thing authors think about is what clever copy you can write to help market your book. Or which platform will be best to promote the sale. Or how you can get thousands of people to buy a copy. These are all good things, but not the right mindset about selling your book.

An author platform is a few clicks away. LinkedIn and Gmail are perfect places to find contacts of people who are target readers for your book. Why? Because you’re likely to write a book on your expertise.

Serious authors seek professional pre-publishing feedback, and they pay attention to what that feedback tells them.

Here’s how to do it.

Want to grow your email list by 1,000+ book subscribers?

If you’re looking to dive into a book with a little more believability than most fantasy or sci-fi titles and more timely relevance than a Victorian drama, you might want to consider the romance section.