Many online courses promise to make the publishing journey fast and easy. These resources give a fundamental grounding for getting started and really learning the ropes. While each has a different focus and the first two stress a more publisher viewpoint than an author one, the data is helpful for any author who needs to learn the marketing end of the book business.
Christian and Rasmus Mikkelsen are quite inspiring. Their 7-Day Publishing Challenge can help jump-start your success at publishing that first book. Publishing.com is their website and you can start with some free training. The hands-on approach makes it simple to publish fast and learn the ropes. They now have an AI tool for writing, which is useful but not required.
Sophie Howard's down-to-earth vibe and dedication to helping her students are a real draw. Her full course gets a bit technical, but the detailed tools and tips are worth the price of admission. It is recommended that you do the Mikkelsen Twins' 7-Day Challenge first to gain familiarity with the publishing process before investing in Sophie's course.
Matt Rudnitsky's book: "You Are an Author... Write Your Book Already" was a breath of fresh air. He delivers a masterclass with lots of great details.
His main website is at Platypus Publishing, where you can find a link to the
Masterclass.
There are many Facebook Groups that offer support for would-be writers of all types. Our focus is on nonfiction and publishing as a business opportunity, but you can also find fiction, sci-fi, romance and many other groups.
A simple start-up guide to publishing on Kindle Direct can be found on YouTube - check out the link below.