Your Book Is Your Business: Money-Making Sales Strategies (Paperback or Softback)

"Call it a hobby. Call it a side gig, side hustle, or whatever you'd like. But treat it like a business."

Take your book from a single product you feel like you have to hustle to a foundational piece of your prospering entrepreneurial enterprise with the help of this encouraging, no-nonsense guide to promoting?and profiting from?your writing, whether or not you have a relationship with a traditional publisher.

Joylynn M. Ross is a bestselling author with decades of experience in multiple genres. She shares her insider knowledge of how to treat your writing as a business. She walks you through the nitty-gritty, behind-the-scenes details of literary finances, from finding grants to printing options to cover pricing. Ross's straightforward, tried-and-true advice is accessible, actionable, and practical, told in brief vignettes readers can easily refer back to, or easily share with others. You don't need to rely on fast trends, conventional wisdom, or expensive freelance support to make sure your work succeeds and your reach continues to grow. 

Don't be discouraged: Roll up your sleeves and dive in for a more successful publication, a more profitable business, and a more empowered writing community.

Joylynn M. Ross is a Master Literary Educator and publishing expert. A national bestselling-author with over 40 books and publications in circulation, written under various pen names in multiple genres, Joylynn empowers writers, authors, and content creators with the tools, information, and resources to help them achieve literary and financial literary success. She equips indie publishers with the systems, processes, and strategies needed to start and grow a successful publishing company. Joylynn also serves as a subject matter expert for private and public sector entrepreneur and small business support programs. In working with business owners Joylynn has learned that every business starts with a thought, idea, or concept. In working with authors, she's learned that every book starts with a thought, idea, or concept. She has passionately and fiercely married the creative side of writing and the art of publishing with the business side of writing and publishing.