Today’s blog is a guest post over at BookMachine, inspired by Matt Watkinson’s view on how to design a book as a reader-centric experience. https://bookmachine.org/2017/08/16/editor-reader-experience-champion/
Continue readingToday’s blog is over at BookMachine: https://bookmachine.org/2017/07/12/what-cory-doctorow-taught-me-about-drm/. But here’s a nice pic of Cory since you’re here.
Continue readingToday’s blog is over at BookMachine – some thoughts from Melissa Romo on how to win at content marketing. https://bookmachine.org/2017/04/26/content-marketing-for-publishers-top-tips-from-a-professional/
Continue readingToday’s blog is over at BookMachine: reflecitons on publishing’s role in positioning authors following my conversation with Mark Levy. Read more…
Continue readingThis week’s blog is over at BookMachine, and draws out the lessons for authors from my interview with Andrian Zackheim, one of the world’s leading business book publishers and the founder of Portfolio Penguin. https://bookmachine.org/2017/03/22/author-platform-matters-publishers/
Continue readingToday’s blog is over at BookMachine – Brand building for publishers: it may not be what you think https://bookmachine.org/2017/03/08/brand-building-for-publishers-it-may-not-be-what-you-think/
Continue readingToday’s blog is over at BookMachine: https://bookmachine.org/2017/02/22/jvs-affiliates-better-together/. It’s a fact of life – of my life certainly, and I’m pretty sure yours too – that you can’t do everything on your own. Sometimes you need to bring specific skills and experience into the business by recruiting, sometimes you need to partner with another company, such as […]
Continue readingToday’s blog is over at BookMachine – reflections on my conversation with Guy Kawasaki. https://bookmachine.org/2017/02/15/24365building-the-book-in-public/
Continue readingToday’s blog is over at BookMachine – Draw me a picture: Why books are becoming more visual. ‘We’re wired for pictures. Most of the information our brain processes is visual and we’re good at processing it really fast because we’ve been doing it for millions of years and our survival has historically depended upon it: […]
Continue readingIt’s funny – over the last decade I must have given hundreds of talks on the subject of ‘the future of publishing’ – and yet my most popular blog post ever (several thousand views since it went up on Tuesday, apparently) is on the past of publishing. I seem to have unleashed a frenzy of […]
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