These are some questions you can ask yourself when figuring out where or how to publish.
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Take it to another level by asking about the needs of this audience. What problems do they face? What problems would this book solve, if any?You can write a sample chapter first and ask people you know to read it and let you know what that chapter says to them. That can give you an idea if you are on the right track with your messaging.Here are some other questions to ask yourself.
Where in the world is this subject more needed and has a receptive audience? Is it so niche that it is limited? This is OK, you would save time and money by focusing on the niche vs the general audience if that’s the case.Trump Says Supreme Court Should Bail Him Out of Criminal Conviction
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