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You’ve finally written “The End,” and it’s now time for the next stage in prepping your manuscript for publication: Find
You’ve likely heard that building your email list is an important part of marketing your books. If you have a
No doubt you’re reading this, hoping we’ll divulge the ultimate secret to getting accepted for a BookBub Featured Deal. And
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Asana (https://asana.com), an organizational app, lets you set up projects and tasks, keep track of them, and nail your deadlines.
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