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Writing non-fiction is different than fiction, so don't follow generic self-publishing advice. Here's exactly what you need to know to self-publish your next book.

At first glance, a Kickstarter campaign seems temptingly easy. It's not.

727,125 titles were self-published in 2015. How can you make yours stand out?

Five authors share their strategies for time-management, promotion and writing.

To make an annual six- or seven-figure salary, create products and services that are based on your books.

Before you decide how to market your masterpiece, weigh the pros and cons of traditional publishers.

You are ready to start writing once you've accepted you are unlikely to make money selling your book.

Did you know that giving more books away can actually help you increase sales in the long run? Read on.

Strategy No. 1 is to start building our email list now. And do it intentionally.

If you've ever dreamed of writing your own book, look at self-publishing. It can bring you five clear business benefits.

Focus on content, cover, credentials and community -- and your book will sell itself.

No one wants to hear about how you struggled with adversity and came out on top without learning some lessons along the way.

Eric Ries turns to Kickstarter to launch his latest book.

The sooner you start ignoring the conventional wisdom, the sooner you'll start making a living online.

Hey, you! Go rescue that half-written manuscript sitting in a drawer, and get to work.

Because of self-publishing's increased legitimacy, it's become a viable branding strategy for entrepreneurs who want to establish themselves as thought leaders.

If you're an entrepreneur who has been through the ringer in life or business and willing to share, self-publishing can be powerful.

If you're thinking of self-publishing your first book, this just might change your mind.

Stop networking like your grandfather, start making connections that matter.

Many entrepreneurs recognize that publishing a book can help drive business. But the decision about whether to publish on your own or try to get a deal with a mainstream publishing house depends on your business goals.

Entrepreneurs are full of lessons and advice, making them ideal candidates to write a book.