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Why PYP is Women Owned and Why it Matters The number of women owned businesses has been steadily rising throughout the years. However, a majority of businesses are still mostly owned and/or operated by men. When it comes to publishing houses, a majority are operated by women but are still owned by men. A lack

Why PYP is LGBTQ+ Owned and Why It Matters?  Almost all small businesses are owned and operated by straight people. There are only a tiny fraction of small businesses that are owned and operated by LGBTQ+ people comparatively. Note: When we say LGBTQ+ we are referring to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer communities.

The 3 People You Need on Your Team When Writing (and Publishing) your Book Writing a book can be a stressful experience. It’s a long process that can take months to years to finish your manuscript alone. Writing about your personal experiences and being vulnerable to an audience can bring about unexpected feelings. This is

How Long Does it Take to Publish a Book? Whether you are publishing with a hybrid publisher or self-publishing, bringing your book into your reader’s hands takes time. How long this process takes depends on a number of things—from how long it takes for you to write your manuscript—to the editing of your book. In

The Economics of Your Publishing Options One of the biggest questions that comes up when deciding who to publish with is the cost of the publishing process and the return on investment. How much will it cost you to publish your book and how much are you expected to see in royalties from selling your

Which publishing path should I choose? A hybrid publisher? Traditional publisher? Or should I self-publish? As a new author, determining the right publishing is a tough choice. Within the options are a range of different publishing houses each with their own requirements. Which option should you go with? That depends on a few key things

What is a traditional publisher? How is it different than a hybrid publisher? The most well known publishing option is working with a traditional publisher or publishing house. As the name implies, traditional publishers are how most books have been published for decades. You pitch your book idea to the publisher, they usually give you

  What is self-publishing? How is it different than a hybrid publisher? As a first time author one of the common considerations that you may need to make is whether or not you should pursue self-publishing. We mention self-publishing briefly in this blog post that explains hybrid publishing. self-publishing is essentially the opposite of a

What is a Hybrid Publisher? How do I know which one is right for me? As a first time author one of your hardest choices is deciding which publisher you should go with. Looking at reviews and searching the web for information on popular publishing options, the term hybrid publisher likely describes some of those