Promote, Profit, Publish

Building a strong foundation is the key to reaching a strong finish in writing your book. In this episode, join Ally Berthiaume  as she dives into the essential elements of writing a book and how to go from a strong foundation to a strong finish. She explores the common misconception that sitting down in front of a computer and magically producing a book is possible. Ally explains why concept...

In book writing, you have to have a clear understanding of your target audience. That will allow you to tailor your content style, and messaging, to resonate with your readers. Maggie Mills , an experienced ghostwriter, says it's important to write for the right audience instead of trying to please everyone. Maggie and Juliet stressed the importance of authenticity and research in writing books. D...

We can’t just think a book into existence. Our ideas should not just float around; they need to arrive on the page. This may seem easier said than done. Fortunately, you have a book developer on your side in today’s episode. Kristy Boyd Johnson joins Juliet Clark to help us take those book ideas out of your head and on to the page. Kristy is an award-winning children’s author and sought-after deve...

As a new author embarking on your writing journey, it's vital to approach your publishing endeavors with careful consideration and thorough research. If you aspire to get your book to a wide audience, then this episode is for you.  Shannon Procise  of the  Business Acceleration Network  dives deep into the intricacies of mastering the art of press releases. She uncovers and hig...

Authors should build a platform even before writing a book. That is the most essential part authors should start doing. It is how they will bring readers to read their book. In this episode, Kristy Johnson interviews Juliet Clark , the author of The Author Success Handbook , to guide authors on building and leveraging their platforms for a successful book launch. She shares the difference between...

Within the depths of Brazil's ancient landscapes, the Templars' legacy resurfaces, intertwining adventure, history, and the relentless pursuit of truth. In this episode, special guest Kathleen Ball, Ph. D. joins us to explore the captivating world of the Templars in Brazil. Kathleen's life took a dramatic turn following the Butte Fire in Northern California in 2015. Shortly before the fire, she re...

You don’t publish a book without starting publicity. The reason is to create an engagement and gather collective feedback on how the book should look to pivot and improve it. How will you create that publicity? In this episode,  Jacquie Jordan , the founder and CEO of  TVGuestpert , gives us media and visibility training to help promote ourselves and our book online. She provides insight...

Your author's website is more than just a digital presence; it's the gateway to your success. Invest in its optimization, captivate your audience, and pave the path to unlimited opportunities in the literary world. In this episode, we dive deep into the world of author websites and how to improve them for maximum impact. We have a treat today as Iris Goldfeder joins us to share her extensive knowl...

Unlock the timeless wisdom within your soul and embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery. In this episode, our guest is  Mary Linda Landauer , an esteemed author set to release her highly anticipated book,  Living Our Soul’s Wisdom: Beyond Separation in Presence of Divine Love , on June 27th. Mary shares her profound journey of self-discovery and empowerment. She explores the...

Writing a book is not a one-and-done process. If you want people to actually read what you have written, then you have to learn to do marketing. This, in itself, contains multiple layers. In this episode, Juliet Clark interviews not one but two great guests from the industry. She talks to the CEO of The Unapologetic Voice House , Carrie Severson , and the Founder of Bedside Reading , Jane Ubell-Me...

Being prepared for the publishing journey doesn't only help you save time and money. It is also essential to taking your manuscript to the next level and making your publishing experience a success. Come and explore the world of publishing prep with our amazing host Juliet Clark in this insightful episode. Juliet discusses the essential dos and don'ts of being prepared for the publishing journey....

Opening the Corporate Closet means more than just being authentic at work; it's about establishing a workplace culture that enables people to be themselves and succeed. In this episode, Juliet Clark sits down with Kevin W. Jones , former Head of Leadership Services at Ernst & Young and author of the upcoming book, Opening the Corporate Closet . Kevin shares his personal career journey as an LG...

It is scary to think how Artificial Intelligence tends to replace people in their field of expertise. In some cases, AI creates better work than humans. But should we let AI bother us today? In this episode, seasoned media expert and host of The Binge Factor , Tracy Hazzard , dives into how AI ChatGPT is changing the book industry and other industries as well. Although AI may lack the emotion that...

Self-publishing on Amazon and KDP may seem like the easy choice, but beware: they may not have your best interests in mind. Protect your author rights and take control of your publishing journey by avoiding the pitfalls and exploring alternative options. Join us for a solo episode where our host, Juliet Clark, dives into the world of self-publishing. Juliet discusses the potential pitfalls of publ...

Laughter is the universal language that breaks down barriers and opens the door to connection. As The Undercover Speaker, Jennifer Locklin ’s mission is to bring unexpected joy and humor to every speaking engagement. In this episode, she joins Juliet Clark to share her unique approach to speaking at meetings, trainings, and events—which is all about adding unexpected fun and laughter to engage the...

It is very satisfying to know that you helped spread great ideas to people who need them most. For ghostwriters out there, that is supporting leaders, entrepreneurs, and visionaries to share their stories and message. And this is exactly what Ally Berthiaume , the Founder of The Write Place Right Time , does. In this episode, she joins Juliet Clark to part the curtains and guide us behind the art...

Juliet Clark brings a treat for you guys! Today, she welcomes a guest with good news and a beautiful media kit tool for authors. In this episode,  Tom Hazzard , the co-founder of  Brandcasters, Inc. , introduces ShowCastR, the media kit tool every author needs today. Tom explains that the player is available for your podcast if you have your show hosted by Podetize. There are many great...

Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok are often the go-to places to build a community in. But they are not created equal and can be too much to navigate all at once. What if you can take the best they have to offer and combine them into one? In this episode, Julie Lokun , the Founder of The Mediacasters , dives into how Mighty Networks provides help in establishing a community that thrives. Mighty Netwo...

If you have a book, you don’t need strong sales skills to sell it and get people to read it. But how do we get people to read it? In this episode,  Scott Bywater , the creator of the online ‘ Simple Email ROI System ‘ course, delves into the importance of having a professional copywriter. He reminds everyone that it doesn’t matter if you hire the world’s best copywriter. The market will deter...

Do you own your business, or does it own you? You didn't get into business to get a glorified job, which most entrepreneurs have. Today, Steve Kirch , the creator of Profit Minds , discusses how entrepreneurs can enhance profit, accelerate productivity, and build robust business processes for scale. Do you want to know what it takes to have a profitable mind? Tune in and start focusing on what mat...

Your life experiences are worth sharing with the world, and through book coaching, you can turn your story into a powerful tool to help others and yourself. In this episode of the podcast, we are joined by Kim O'Hara , the host of You Should Write a Book About That and the Book Coach to Best Sellers. With a two-decade career in Hollywood, Kim adds a special edge to storytelling and crafting a stor...

Selling a book is an even bigger challenge than writing it. But with a good author platform, you can get as many eyes on your book as you need for it to sell well. In today’s episode, Juliet Clark introduces her new course called Author Traffic School . It teaches authors the best ways to drive traffic to their books and other products. Juliet also emphasizes the value of using your book as a brid...

People easily forget about the contents of a book they have read or a talk they recently listened to. Mark Herschberg aims to remedy this through space repetition using Brain Bump . For our February training, he presents how his application serves as a channel for authors and content creators to build trust with their target audience. Mark explains how Brain Bump can send daily reminders lifted fr...

Your brand, your story. In this episode, Kelly Bartell, the founder of The Agency Co., shares his insights on how you can position your messaging to exude your personality in your brand. Start by asking yourself simple questions about your business to get a good sense of your business. Kelly added that the narrower your target, the more helpful it is for the success of your product. Also, being aw...

Publishing a book without a strong community or a solid fan base is like sending money down the drain. Your target readers must see you as someone with a strong sense of thought leadership and a reliable expert in your chosen niche. You can establish such a reputation by strategically using your content and the power of the internet. Juliet Clark shares practical tips for improving your online vis...