Creating an Author Business Plan: Professional Development
By Marcy Kennedy (@MarcyKennedy)
This week marks the final installment in the series I’ve been running at Fiction University about writing our author business plan. I think this final section is one of the most important for independent authors.
Self-published books still have a bad reputation among many because too many independent authors put out their books before those books are “ready.” The professional development section of our business plan helps make sure we’re less likely to be one of those authors. It’s where we set improvement goals both in the writing craft and in the business side.
I hope you’ll join me today for Creating an Author Business Plan: Professional Development.
Interested in more ways to improve your writing? Internal Dialogue is now available from Amazon
, Kobo, Barnes & Noble, or Apple iBooks.. (You also might want to check out Grammar for Fiction Writers or Showing and Telling in Fiction
.)
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