by kendall.aaron | Oct 16, 2026 | Audience & Search Discovery, D2C Selling, Direct Commerce & Ownership, how to sell audiobooks on wordpress
Your Listeners, Your Relationships: Why Authors Need More Than a Marketplace Understanding audiobook marketing for authors is essential for sustaining your readership. In today’s digital age, understanding audiobook marketing for authors is vital to reach... 
by kendall.aaron | Oct 15, 2026 | Audience & Search Discovery
Marketing a book can feel like a second full-time job. You see advice telling you to post on social media three times a day. You hear that you need to be on every new platform. For an independent author, that is a fast track to burnout. You need a system that supports... 
by Kendall Aaron | Oct 9, 2026 | Direct Commerce & Ownership, Audience & Search Discovery, D2C Selling
The Author’s Fortress: Why Your Email List Matters More Than Your Audible Ranking Imagine your audiobook reaches the top of its category on Audible. Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people discover your work. Your ranking climbs. Your sales increase. Your... 
by kendall.aaron | Oct 8, 2026 | Audience & Search Discovery, author email list building, Direct Commerce & Ownership
Social Media for Authors: Stop Guessing What to Post You finished your book. Now you need people to read it. What should you as an author post on social media? When you look at advice on social media for authors, you usually hear one thing: “Post more.”... 
by kendall.aaron | Oct 8, 2026 | Audience & Search Discovery
Stop Inventing a New Post Every Day: Sustainable Content Marketing for Authors Waking up every morning and asking, “What am I posting today?” is a recipe for creative exhaustion. For independent creators, this daily grind creates an unnecessary workload.... 
by kendall.aaron | Oct 6, 2026 | Direct Commerce & Ownership, Audience & Search Discovery, Industry Insights
I don’t think the future of self publishing is going to look like authors abandoning Amazon, firing every publisher, and letting AI do everything. I actually think it will look much less dramatic than that. Authors will still use marketplaces. They’ll still hire...