J.R. Heimbigner

1 week ago | medium.com | J.R. Heimbigner

And how can it be the beginning of your backend business? If you want your self-published book to become the front end of a profitable business, it needs to solve a specific problem for a specific audience. This isn’t about writing the next great American novel — it’s about creating transformation. Think of it this way:Your book is the beginning of your reader’s journey. They’re stuck, frustrated, or looking for a change, and your book offers the first step forward.

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We curate & disseminate outstanding stories from diverse domains to create synergy. Inquiries: https://digitalmehmet.com/ Subscribe to our content marketing strategy: https://drmehmetyildiz.substack.com/Follow publicationAnd Why It’s Costing You the Life You WantWe all have dreams. Some of us want to lose weight, write a book, build a business, or get closer to God. Others want to spend more time with our kids, heal from burnout, or stop living paycheck to paycheck.

1 week ago | medium.com | J.R. Heimbigner

The #1 Factor That Sells Books (It’s Not What You Think!)It’s not your writing. It’s not your title. The #1 thing that determines whether someone buys your book? Your cover. Your cover should instantly communicate your genre and look just as professional as a traditionally published book. If you’re unsure, hire a designer on Fiverr, 99designs, or Upwork — or use a pre-made cover from sites like MiblArt.

1 week ago | medium.com | J.R. Heimbigner

J.R. Heimbigner is the author of 18 books, (14x #1 Bestseller on Amazon). This is his blog where he shares about his writing journey, musings, and updates on his books. Simple mistakes with simple fixes. You finally did it — you sat down, poured your heart into your book, and now you’re ready to share it with the world. But then… doubt creeps in. “What if no one buys it?”“What if I did something wrong?”“What if I wasted all this time?”I know that feeling all too well.

2 weeks ago | medium.com | J.R. Heimbigner

If you want to share something about your writing journey, writing in general, lessons learned, or whatever else about writing, this is the place. Follow publicationShould You Self-Publish or Go Traditional? One of the biggest decisions every writer faces is self-publishing vs. traditional publishing. The truth? There’s no one-size-fits-all answer — it depends on your goals. Self-Publishing: You keep creative control, higher royalties, and publish on your timeline. But you’re responsible for marketing.