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329 / Have you ever wondered what it takes to narrate or produce an audiobook—and whether you should record your own? Todd Eflin shares insider secrets from his journey as a voice actor, audiobook coach, and narrator, including what authors need to know before jumping into audio.

Common misconceptions about audiobook productionWhen to produce an audiobookWhat authors shoul...

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327 / How can you make one piece of content do more for you? What does it take to juggle fiction, nonfiction, and podcasting? Matty Dalrymple shares tips on how she builds an audience on multiple platforms, collaborates on nonfiction projects, and streamlines her business strategies.

Streamlining social media to focus on meaningful engagementLeveraging Substack for podcast...

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327 / How do you show you’re human and connect with readers in a digital age? Damon Courtney, creator and CEO of Book Funnel, discusses evolving tools for indie authors and strategies for building strong reader relationships. 

✨ This week’s sponsor is Bookfunnel: https://bookfunnel.co...


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326 / How do you build a writing career while juggling multiple passions, a day job, and changing marketing strategies? Lars Headbore shares his one-book-a-year strategy as a historical fiction author and how he connects with readers at in-person events. 

✨ This week’s sponsor is Bookfunnel:


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325 / Can a slow writer find success in the current market? We dive into that listener question today and also share a summer catch-up after our June break. 

Hear about Jami’s book launch and what she wishes she’d known about launching wide and in a new genre. We also answer listener questions about slow release strategies, writing without burnout, and content ideas to ...


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