Most of these could have been avoided if the new author had the information in these recent blogs: Questions to Ask a Publisher Before Signing Anything, What To Look Out For When Publishing Your First Book, Why You Should Approach a Consultant Before Trying to Get Published, How to Avoid Being Scammed by a Publisher, and Becoming a Published Author.
Heartbreaking, tragic book publishing stories come to us with regularity. Publication Consultants’ recent blogs, have been directed more to unpublished authors than to published authors. We realize that an author applying these tools may not receive book sales for as long as 12 months, but we are convinced that applying these tools will result in long term success. Of course more effort leads to better and quicker success.
For us, the important thing is to only do as much as you’re able and enjoy as you connect with your readers.
It seems that an author should select only the ones they can manage and enjoys doing and not worry about the others. However, we doubt that an author can work all these, still write books, and have any personal life. Together these 16 tools constitute areas Authorpreneurs should center their efforts in building an author platform. We recently read a marketing book for authors and recognized the author’s list for building an author’s platform paralleled and added to the facets of ACM. Additional items to our ACM list included: Heider charts a complex and fascinating emotional landscape with clarity and insight - a truly thought-provoking study." - Don Brenneis, Department of Anthropology, University of California - Santa Cruz "Heider s study of a very different culture's understandings of emotion allows us to recognize nuances and meanings that illuminate the fundamental nature of emotions in our own lives.More than year ago… Publication Consultants announced Authors Campaign Method (ACM) for sales and marketing. Two recent Author Updates, October 4 and October 12) listed eight facets of ACM. This brilliant work is a must-read work for Asianists, students of psychological anthropology, and cultural psychology." - Robert Hefner, Director, Institute on Culture, Religion, and World Affairs, Boston University"Smart, subtle, engaging, and deeply informed, The Cultural Context of Emotion is a remarkable contribution both to our understanding of Minangkabau life and culture and to our sense of new strategies for ethnopsychological research. The Cultural Context of Emotion takes this extraordinary achievement further, offering readers the finest work on culture and emotion in Southeast Asia ever written. "For more than a quarter century, Heider has led the way in the study of culture and emotion in Indonesia and Southeast Asia.
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