Successful Authors Share When to Pivot or Quit on a Project to Boost Profit and Creative Growth: Self-Publishing Conference Highlight

The Alliance of Independent Authors hosts a discussion on the decision-making process behind whether to pivot or quit on a project. Eight indie authors share strategies for recognizing when a project may not be working and provide guidance on pivoting to optimize both profit and creative potential. This session offers practical advice to help authors navigate indie publishing challenges and turn creative setbacks into financial success.

Featured Authors: Anna Sayburn Lane (Crime Fiction), N.J. Adel (Dark Romance), Mark Hayden (Urban Fantasy), Jennifer Hilt (USA Today Bestselling Author), Jennilynn Wyer (Award-Winning Romance), Nicholas Harvey (USA Today Bestselling Suspense), Octavia Randolph (Historical Fiction), and Kory Shrum (USA Today Bestselling Author).

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This is a post from SelfPubCon (The Self-Publishing Advice Conference), an online author event, run free twice-yearly, in association with the Alliance of Independent Authors.

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