Guest Post Why I used Kickstarter to fund my audiobook production A guest post by Joe Solari about how to use crowdfunding to get the funds to produce a high-quality audiobook while at the same time finding new readers and exploring your readers' willingness to pay.
Authors Here's what I've learned from recording 25 of my own audiobooks. A guest post by M.L. Buchman. One of the big topics in audiobooks is “Read by Author” vs. “Professional Production.” I’m one author who doesn’t think that one precludes the
Authors Fifteen Years of Audiobook Sales. How Richard Fenton and Andrea Waltz went from selling a few CDs at a time to having their digital audiobook sales eclipse their eBook sales. The following is a guest post from Richard
Authors 9 Tips for a Successful Audiobook Production A guest post by Jamie Davis. The following is a guest post by Jamie Davis: an author, podcaster, and health care journalist who has created three audiobooks through Findaway Voices (with two more
Authors 5 Reasons Nonfiction Authors Should Hire a Professional Narrator for their Audiobooks So you’re convinced you need an audiobook for your nonfiction work? Excellent. Thinking of recording it yourself? Think again. The following is a guest post from Bradley Charbonneau. Dear nonfiction author, I
Narrators Narrator Spotlight: Dan Lawson In this Q&A we dig into Dan’s professional career and learn some fantastic advice for both new and seasoned narrators alike. We’ve been impressed with Dan’s background, talent,
Authors 5 Reasons Nonfiction Authors Should Narrate Their Own Audiobooks And why I turned down a lucrative deal. The following is a guest post by Bradley Charbonneau and was originally posted here. It was a luxury problem, I’m the first to admit
Authors Increase your audiobook sales with audio boxed sets Ann King shares how audiobook boxed sets can boost your audio sales. We asked Ann King, one of our most innovative authors, to share with us how she uses audiobook boxed sets to
Authors A writer’s perspective: how have audiobooks changed my publishing business? A guest post by Rachel Amphlett. Note: The following is a guest post from Rachel Amphlett, a fantastic author of crime fiction and spy novels, including the Dan Taylor espionage novels and the
Authors Recommended Reading: “How do I make an audiobook?” Here’s a blog post you’re sure to enjoy, via Rachel Amphlett. Drawing on her own experiences and some great Q&As with her team at Audio Factory, Rachel walks you
