How To Successfully Launch A Book In 2021 (With Checklist)
For the right readers, your book will be life-changing. That's critical to remember when you're launching a new book—in 2000, 2021, or 2035, or 2050... Read More
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The best information to write, publish, and market your book, from Scribe co-founders,
Zach Obront, and 4x NYTimes Bestselling Author, Tucker Max.
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Building An Author Brand (Even If You Don’t Write Full-Time)
An Author isn't the same thing as a writer. A writer is someone who focuses on craft, style, and structure. They care about being the "best" writer they can be...Read More
The Best Free & Paid Proofreading & Editing Software (To Use In 2021)
If you're looking for the best proofreading tool on the market, I'll tell you what it is: The best proofreading software out there is Grammarly. But even in 2021, it still has severe limitations. We at Scribe...Read More
33 Writing Tips: Expert Advice for Nonfiction Authors
As a general rule, I don’t write writing advice lists, and I dislike posts with “writing tips.” The problem is that young writers and Authors study those lists instead of...Read More
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5 Qualities That Separate Scribe’s Book Coaching Service from the Rest
I’ve spoken to and worked with thousands of Authors, and every one of them (including myself) has faced significant challenges while writing their book...Read More
Ron Thurston Used Scribe to Celebrate America’s Unsung Heroes (And Launched a New Career Along the Way)
To say that Ron Thurston loves retail is an understatement. For him, it’s a way of life. He’s spent over 20 years working in the industry, and he’s seen the impact it has on people... Read More
How Chad Willardson Used Scribe to Help People Achieve Financial Freedom—Without Ever Meeting Them
Chad Willardson is used to seeing worry and stress on the faces of the people coming to his office. When they first arrive, they’re tense. Their faces are tight with anxiety...Read More
Pam Marmon’s Book Helped Her Become the Woman She’d Always Dreamed of Being—And Quadrupled Her Revenue
Change is hard. Change is scary. Or so we often believe. To Pam Marmon, however, change is joy. As an expert in change management, Pam helps major organizations...Read More
How Iona Holloway Used Her Book to Help Women Reclaim Their Power and Their Sense of Self
When the world looks at Iona Holloway, they see a healthy, dynamic, and successful woman. But that’s not always how she saw herself...Read More
How to Find a Publisher for My Book: The Best Option for 98% of Nonfiction Authors
When people ask me, “how do I find a publisher for my book?”, they’re usually talking about a traditional publisher, like Random House or HarperCollins...Read More
Writing a Book While Running a Company: The Question to Ask Before You Start
If you want to write a book while running a company, the first question you should ask isn’t how to do it. The question you need to start with is: Should you write the book yourself or hire someone to write it for you?Read More
Michael Mogill’s Book Brought Him Six-Figure Clients and $5 Million in New Business Within Two Years
The best cases go to the best marketers. It’s this unfortunate truth about law firms that fuels Michael Mogill every day. Michael knows the...Read More
Scribe’s Book Writing Workshop for Nonfiction Authors
I’ve been to some of the best book writing workshops in the world, and also some of the worst. The worst are glorified sales pitches; “free” writers workshops put on by coaches or...Read More
How to Know If Your Book Idea Is Original (and Why This Matters Less Than You Think)
Being unoriginal is one of the biggest fears Authors have when they consider writing a book for the first time. They think that a book's only worth writing if it's totally original...Read More