Những podcast Book Group hay nhất (2025)

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Sticky Note Outlining: Write Your Book Right (the FIRST Time!) 41:19

22d ago41:19

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Bestselling author and book coach Stacy Ennis joins the podcast to share her sensory-driven method for helping authors create the outline they need to write their book right the first time. By taking your time, figuring out who your "one reader" is to keep your audience and market demand top of mind, and clearing out the noise of conflicting ideas,…

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How Publishers Find the Perfect Editor or Ghostwriter for You with Rose Friel 21:44

2M ago21:44

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In this episode, we’ll talk about what authors should look for in an editor, when it makes sense to work with a ghostwriter, and how the matchmaking process works behind the scenes at a publisher. Today we’re joined by Rose Friel, a publishing consultant at Foreword Literary Consulting. With a background working with literary agencies and hybrid pu…

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Gain Valuable Data to Convert Readers to Clients with a Book Funnel 35:00

3M ago35:00

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Today we’re joined by Michael Ebeling, who has developed The Author’s Business Formula, an approach that combats two of the most challenging parts of promoting a book: maintaining momentum after the launch, and converting readers into clients. In this episode, Michael will share how you as an author can set yourself up for success by creating a boo…

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How to Co-Author Like a Pro with Bestselling Ghostwriter J. D. Barker 23:36

4M ago23:36

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Today on the Published Podcast, we're joined by international bestselling fiction author J. D. Barker. J. D. is best known as a suspense thriller author and has collaborated with Dacre Stoker, Christine Daigle, E.J. Findorff, and most frequently, James Patterson. In this episode, we will discuss the magic of co-authoring — the advantages of partner…

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Best of 2024 Wrapped: Publishing Advice for New and Experienced Authors 38:43

5M ago38:43

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In 2024, the Published Podcast welcomed experts from every corner of the publishing industry to share advice every author needs to know. As we look forward to another year of the Published podcast, we’re returning to some of the best publishing advice of the year. This episode highlights education on author rights, strategies for choosing a title a…

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The Shibumi Strategy by Matthew E. May – Productivity Book Group 57:58

5M ago57:58

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Productivity Book Group [ http://productivitybookgroup.org ] discussed The Shibumi Strategy: A Powerful Way to Create Meaningful Change by Matthew E. May, originally published in 2010. Enjoy the discussion! About the Author Matthew E. May leads the Lean ScaleUp program at Insight Partners, helping high-growth tech companies drive transformative cha…

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Break into Bookstores as an Indie Author with Valerie Howard 21:47

6M ago21:47

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Today we’re joined by Greenleaf's own Valerie Howard, a distribution account executive who helps our authors navigate the confusing world of book distribution. Brick and mortar retailers have a high barrier to entry, especially for independent and debut authors, but in this episode Valerie will explain how authors can connect with local bookstores …

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Behind the Scenes of Book Awards Judging with Panelist Jennia D'Lima 20:35

7M ago20:35

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In this episode, we’re discussing book awards and how authors can earn their accolades. As an awards judge for three book award programs, Jennia D'Lima will share her behind-the-scenes knowledge of how winners are selected and how to stand out to judges. Show notes and transcript Check out Tanya's book, Ideas, Influence, and Income Submit your book…

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Book Proposal Writer Explains How to Stand Out in a Crowded Market 20:57

8M ago20:57

20:57

With thousands of books being released every day, an author’s work can get buried unless they find a way to stand out. In this episode, proposal writer Salwa Emerson will discusses how to distinguish yourself in a saturated market and find your unique offering. 🌿Transcript and show notes: https://greenleafbookgroup.com/episode90 📚Greenleaf is a hyb…

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Blog Your Way to a Book Deal or Bestseller with Jane Friedman 30:23

9M ago30:23

30:23

Publishing industry reporter Jane Friedman discusses her experience as an author and blogger and shares how writers from either background can leverage their work into a book, or turn their book into shareable online content. Jane Friedman's decades of editing, publishing, and consulting expertise inform her reporting on publishing industry news th…

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Crafting the Perfect Book Title and Subtitle with Maggie Langrick 25:40

10M ago25:40

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A book’s title is one of the most important elements to get right, and one of the trickiest. A great title should communicate the promise of the book and who it’s for to attract the intended audience — all in a few catchy and memorable words. Maggie Langrick, a creativity coach and founding publisher at Wonderwell Press, explains what makes a succe…

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Compare Book Printing Costs, Quality, and Timelines with Angela Olmeta 25:06

11M ago25:06

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In this episode, Greenleaf's Print Production Specialist Angela Olmeta explains what goes into printing books and what authors should keep in mind if they’re planning to do so on their own. There are a number of production factors that impact the final product of a book, from design elements that influence the cost of printing to supply chain const…

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Personalize Outreach on Substack and Booktok with Author Claire Isenthal 28:28

12M ago28:28

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Success comes down to how much an author is willing to pound the pavement and show up for their own work. Today we're joined by Greenleaf author Claire Isenthal to share the ways she’s tailored her content and outreach across different social media platforms to drive book sales, especially through Substack and Booktok.…

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Master LinkedIn to Reach More Readers with Owen Sammarone 34:45

1y ago34:45

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We all know the benefits of social media and building a landing page for your readers. LinkedIn is a platform that does it all if you know how to use it. Today we’re joined by Owen Sammarone, founder and CEO of Unleash The Knowledge, a digital community for nonfiction authors to expand their reach. In this episode, Owen will explain how your Linked…

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Imaginable – Productivity Book Group 57:46

1y ago57:46

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Productivity Book Group [ https://productivitybookgroup.org ] discussed Imaginable: How to See the Future Coming and Feel Ready for Anything—Even Things That Seem Impossible Today [ https://amzn.to/48Hv3Y9 ] by Jane McGonigal, PhD. Enjoy the discussion! The Amazon book description states: * 2023 Nautilus Book Award Winner: Rising to the Moment: Gol…

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Sell Your Book Around the World with Foreign Rights Agent Terrie Wolf 35:32

1y ago35:32

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If you want your book to be read around the world, there’s a good chance you’ll need to publish versions in different countries. In this episode, foreign rights agent Terrie Wolf explains the difference between foreign and translation rights, how to negotiate with publishers outside your country, and what an author should know if they want to publi…

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Who Can Copyright a Book by ChatGPT? Lawyer Explains Court Rulings on AI 39:18

1y ago39:18

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Today we’re joined again by Greenleaf’s legal counsel, Guy Muller, to explain the most recent developments related to copyrighting books produced with AI in the US, and address everything authors need to know about protecting themselves and their work. For more information, visit greenleafbookgroup.com/episode83.…

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How to Secure "Perfect" Book Reviews with Goodreads Giveaways 45:32

1+ y ago45:32

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For episode 82 of Published, we're turning back time and revisiting one of our favorite episodes. In episode 60, we spoke with Mimi Chan from Goodreads about how the platform can elevate your book promotion strategy. She shares tips and tricks to get more reviews, what a "perfect" book rating looks like (Hint: It's not 5 stars!), and the lesser-kno…

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Best of 2023 Wrapped: Publishing Advice for New and Experienced Authors 32:30

1+ y ago32:30

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In 2023, we interviewed over a dozen publishing industry experts for their insights on investing in the production of a book, self-promotion through interviews, podcasting, and social media, and distribution into bookstores and libraries. As we look forward to another year of the Published podcast, we’re returning to some of the best publishing adv…

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All About Libraries and How They Support Authors with Christina Nelson 19:47

1+ y ago19:47

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Librarian Christina Nelson from the Austin Public Library draws from her experience overseeing collections and acquisitions to share how to get your book into libraries, how to coordinate an author event at your local library, and how authors and libraries support each other. Find our show notes at greenleafbookgroup.com/episode80…

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Build Effective Author Newsletters and Websites for Networking Success with Victoria Montemayor 25:03

1+ y ago25:03

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Today we’re joined by Victoria Montemayor, the founder and CEO of The Storytelling Specialist, which provides website design to help brands connect with an audience. Victoria shares how to tell a story with an author website, LinkedIn, and newsletters to develop your network.Bởi Tanya Hall

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Create and Monetize a Podcast Based on Your Book with Doug Sandler 31:41

1+ y ago31:41

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Welcome to episode 78 of Published! Today we’re joined by Doug Sandler, CEO of Turnkey Podcast Productions and co-host of The Nice Guys on Business Podcast. Doug will answer your questions about how podcasting can build an author platform, and tips to succeed.Bởi Tanya Hall

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Barnes & Noble Buyer Cal Hunter Shares How to Get Bookstores to Stock Your Book 20:07

1+ y ago20:07

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Today we’re joined by Cal Hunter, Manager of Marketing and Corporate Partnerships at Barnes & Noble’s flagship Fifth Avenue store in New York City. He’ll share insights from his experience as a buyer and explain what exactly bookstores are looking for… and what they tend to avoid.Bởi Tanya Hall

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How ChatGPT and AI Can Boost Your Writing with Bestselling Author Elisa Lorello 23:54

2y ago23:54

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Today we’re joined by Elisa Lorello, a bestselling novelist and author of The AI Author Assistant. Elisa will share her insights about ChatGPT and some of the unexpected ways it can benefit writers.Bởi Tanya Hall

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Work Clean – Productivity Book Group 56:36

2y ago56:36

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Productivity Book Group [ https://productivitybookgroup.org ] hosted our group book discussion for Work Clean: The life-changing power of mise-en-place to organize your life, work, and mind by Dan Charnas. Buy a copy on Amazon, bring a copy home from your local, independent bookstore, or borrow a copy from your local library, and enjoy the replay o…

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The Checklist Manifesto – Productivity Book Group 41:37

2y ago41:37

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Productivity Book Group [ https://productivitybookgroup.org ] hosted our book discussion for The Checklist Manifesto by Atul Gawande, MD. Buy a copy on Amazon, bring a copy home from your local, independent bookstore, or borrow a copy from your local library, and listen to the discussion. Enjoy! About Atul Gawande, MD (Wikipedia) Atul Gawande is th…

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First Things First – Productivity Book Group 58:43

2y ago58:43

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Productivity Book Group [https://productivitybookgroup.org] hosted our group book discussion for First Things First by Stephen R. Covey, PhD . Buy a copy on Amazon, bring a copy home from your local, independent bookstore, or borrow a copy from your local library, and listen to the discussion! Enjoy! About Stephen R. Covey (Wikipedia) Stephen R. Co…

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The Psychology of Procrastination – Productivity Book Group 56:11

2y ago56:11

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Productivity Book Group [ https://productivitybookgroup.org ] discussed The Psychology of Procrastination by Hayden Finch, PhD. Buy a copy on Amazon, bring a copy home from your local, independent bookstore, or borrow a copy from your local library. Enjoy the discussion! About Hayden Finch PhD (Amazon) Part Lisa Ling, part Reese Witherspoon, and pa…

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Ghostwriter, Book Coach, or Editor? Find the Right Support with Kevin Anderson 23:01

2y ago23:01

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Today we’re joined by the CEO, Editor-in-Chief, and namesake of Kevin Anderson & Associates, a team of publishing experts who provide ghostwriting and other services to shepherd authors through the writing and publishing process. Being able to lean on the experience, knowledge, and skills of veteran publishing experts can make a world of difference…

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Published Podcast Ep. 74 | How to Prevent and Overcome Creative Burnout with Lindsey Clark 22:15

2y ago22:15

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Welcome to episode 74 of Published. In this episode, editor Lindsey Clark will describe the causes and symptoms of burnout and ways to recover from it. She’ll also explain how to manage stress and lean on others to prevent creative burnout altogether.Bởi Tanya Hall

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Published Podcast Ep. 73 | Tap into BookTok and Bookstagram through Influencer Marketing with Danielle Green 24:29

2y ago24:29

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Welcome back to Published! Today we’re joined by Danielle Green, a book influencer and brand strategist at Greenleaf. She speaks about reader communities on social media, how authors can use TikTok and Instagram to promote their books, and how to collaborate with book influencers.Bởi Tanya Hall

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Published Podcast Ep. 72 | Media Training 101 with Kayleigh Lovvorn: Promote Your Book 20:10

2y ago20:10

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Welcome back to Published! Today we’ll be talking about media training and interviews with one of Greenleaf Book Group’s digital media outreach strategists, Kayleigh Lovvorn. Today’s episode is a crash course on media training to teach you how to talk about your book and yourself as an author while promoting a new release. Kayleigh will tell us a…

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Published Podcast Ep. 71 | Publishing Consultants Answer: How Much Should I Invest in My Book? 21:26

2y ago21:26

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Welcome to Episode 71 of Published. Today we have our consulting team on the podcast to shepherd us through questions related to investing in the production of a book. Different publishing models have different degrees of required investment by the author, and different potentials for ROI. Most authors wind up financing at least some part of the pu…

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Published Podcast Ep. 70 | Best of 2022: Publishing Advice for New and Experienced Authors 39:43

2+ y ago39:43

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Welcome to Episode 70 of Published. Today we’ll be looking back at our episodes over 2022 and remembering the insight our guests have shared. Our mission on Published is to demystify the publishing industry for authors, and over the past year, we’ve pulled back the veil on becoming a bestseller, getting book reviews, writing a beautiful manuscript,…

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Published Podcast Ep. 69 | How to Handle Manuscript Rejection from Publishers and Literary Agents with Jen Rios and Lee Reed Zarnikau 31:00

2+ y ago31:00

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Welcome to episode 69 of Published. Today I’m speaking with two members of the Greenleaf family: Jen Rios, our director of marketing, and Lee Zarnikau, one of our editors. We’ll be discussing rejection in the publishing world from a marketing and editorial perspective to explain why a book might be rejected and what authors searching for a publishe…

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Published Podcast Ep. 68 | What to Consider Before You Launch an Audiobook with Madi Mullen from Libro.fm 14:58

2+ y ago14:58

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Welcome to Episode 68 of Published. Today, I'm speaking with Madi Mullen, a product manager at Libro.fm, an audiobook company that splits profits with local independent bookstores. Madi will tell us about present trends in audiobooks, what the benefits and drawbacks are for authors making audiobooks available, and how hosting platforms impact autho…

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Published Podcast Ep. 67 | Answering Your Book Distribution Questions with Tanya Hall & David Endris 26:23

2+ y ago26:23

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Today we’re back with another Q&A episode for you. In this episode we discuss the ins and outs of book distribution and help authors navigate the best ways to share their books with the world. We'll also go over how to connect with wholesalers and distributors, what it takes to get a book into stores, when to acquire an ISBN, how international dist…

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Published Podcast Ep. 66 | Explaining the Publishing Antitrust Trial and What it Means for Authors with Janet Goldstein 32:24

2+ y ago32:24

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In this episode, we discuss the Department of Justice’s lawsuit against Penguin Random House and Simon & Schuster in response to their proposed merger. Some argue that the billion dollar deal would mean that instead of there being a competition between the two big publishers to acquire titles, there would effectively be a monopoly. This means there…

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