Hi,
this one is based on my own experience...
If you've ever thought about writing a book, you'll know the odd thing about self-publishing advice is there's absolutely loads of it.
Way too much in fact...
A video on covers.
A thread on blurbs.
A course on Amazon ads.
Somebody very confident about keywords.
What nobody gives you is the running order - what to do first, what to do next, and what can safely wait until Book 3.
I learnt this the hard way when writing my own novel.
That's what my new SelfPublishHQ is, a seven-stage roadmap (Start, Decide, Write, Polish, Package, Launch, Grow) with short, easy to digest, 19 practical guides, each sitting on the stage where you'll actually use it.
The useful bit: it's built on my real book, a 102,000-word novel built with AI, published on Amazon, and I documented the whole process, mistakes included.
BUT this works for fiction or non-fiction, with or without AI.
It's $27, or $17 this week with coupon HQVIP:
https://alink.co/indieroadmap
P.S. There's a two-minute "find your stage" quiz in the first guide, so if you're already halfway through a draft, start there and skip what you've done.
