Self-publishing and Marketing a Book Webinar

BERGENFIELD, N.J. - June 26, 2013 - PRLog -- Part 1, Self-publishing a Book, will be presented on July 21st from 8:00 to 10:00 PM EDT (New York City time).  Part 2, Marketing the book, will be at the same time on July 28th.

The webinars will be hosted by the Savvy Authors website and registration is required.  Go to http://www.savvyauthors.com/vb/showevent.php?eventid=1875 for more information.

Quense explains that self-publishing and marketing a book is a complex undertaking that involves completing a number of tasks, facing a variety of issues, making decisions on those issues and getting answers to questions.

This lecture series explains the process in a project management format that breaks up the complex undertaking into four areas and assigns a time frame to each area.  These areas consist of a number of tasks that should be addressed in that time frame.  It also provides budget estimates for the various components in the project.

The lectures provide the potential author with a framework allowing an orderly approach to the process of self-publishing.  It also provides information that can prevent the author from wasting money on scams and unnecessary services.

For the most part, these aren't how-to talks.  Rather, there are presentations on the necessary tasks to be done, the issues involved, what decisions the author has to make and what questions have to be asked.  It organizes these tasks, issues, decisions and questions into separate areas. It also gives a time frame to get them done based upon the launch date.

* Budgeting: 120 days before launch

* Preliminary: 90 days before launch

* Implementing: 45 days before launch

* Launch:

* Post-Launch

Quense is the author of Manage Your Self-publishing Project and the Fiction Writing Guides.  He also has published three collections of short stories four novels, including his award-winning Falstaff’s Big Gamble.  For  ore on his published works go to http://strangeworldsonline.com.  

Hank lives in Bergenfield, NJ with his wife Pat.  They have two daughters and five grandchildren.