Premier Publishing Conference

Teaching you the business of writing and the publishing process:

• How to distribute, market, promote, and sell your books

• How to optimize and maximize your literary expertise and role as an author

This conference is not just about self-publishing, it's about publishing, period!

Regardless of which path to publishing you choose, you'll be equipped and empowered with the tools and

resources needed to achieve publishing success and literary success!

Step-by-step instruction on how to self-publish without missing a beat! Even if you have already self-published before, we can guarantee that there is a step or two (or even a few) you missed along the process. Don't you want to go back and get it right? After all, when we know better, we do better. Come learn exactly what you need to do better.  If there was a pothole on your path to publishing you were stuck in, delaying you from reaching your literary goals, wouldn't you want the resources necessary to fill-in that pothole and get your vehicle (book) back on the road toward literary success? If so, then Day One of the conference is a must for you.

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Day One will cover all five aspects of the publishing process:  -Writing -Editing -Design -Process -Marketing (and a bonus less talked about aspect).   Writing your book can be a passion, hobby, even a ministry, but selling the book is a business.​

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Day Two instruction will be all about building your literary business. Even if you haven't built your book yet, knowing what is required of you as an author/publisher is not something that you want to take lightly. The last thing you want to do is spend time, money, and energy building your dream book and literary business, only for Uncle Sam to come along and not only crush your business, but crush your dreams as well.  

On Day Two you will learn about: -Incorporating (or “doing business as”) -Naming your book business/publishing imprint -Separating business from personal -Tracking income/expenses -Taxes -Accountant   Businesses don't make money, people do. As an author/writer, it's your job to earn the money to sustain your literary business and keep it thriving.