4 Things to Know About Independent Juvenile Publishing - podcast

In this webinar, children’s authors and illustrators Andy and Bernice Tate share advice on self-publishing juvenile books. There are four key points to know about juvenile and children’s publishing. First, know your readership. Know who they are, what they want, and how you will connect with them. Second, recognize your abilities and the gaps in your skills as an author. Third, identify resources that can help you to fill those gaps. Fourth, when you’ve identified what to outsource, you’ll want to find and work with service providers who have the skills and knowledge you need. This webinar provides essential information to anyone considering self-publishing a juvenile or children's book.
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    This information is very informative. And great advice in getting starting to publish. I need all these information. And I thank you very much. I will take your information into consideration. God bless. I will come aboard soon. Thanks again.
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    Wow great article ! I just learned a lot LOOK FOR MY NEW AND 1ST BOOK COMMING SOON THE ADVENTURE OF JUSTIN THE EARTHMAN SUPER HERO POLLUTION CRIME FIGHTER A DAY AT THE BEACH
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    I recently published a children book " I am the youngest animal" with Xlibris. I would like some feedback from such accomplished writers like you. I also have two more manuscripts I would like to publish. I would like to discuss my future projects with you. Thanks Mamour Dieng
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    That was so cute... "Very good point, Bernice!" Not only can you tell that these two are a great team, but it's also apparent that they love each other and the bond of children's book writing and illustrating has made them stronger. On a more professional note, I found this information to be very concrete and helpful. On Author Learning Center, I have been struggling to find the detailed information I need for writing and marketing picture books. This is rich in content, and has given me a lot of direction. I will be referring back to this in the future. Thank you.
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    Thanks for that

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