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Black Friday is not just for shoppers. It gives authors a great opportunity to boost sales and reach new readers. That’s why Crossroad Publisher has compiled a list of Black Friday book promotion tips to help you crush this high-traffic season! […]

It’s that time of the year again. The time to pause and reflect on everything good in our lives. For writers, Thanksgiving allows channeling gratitude into creativity. At Crossroad Publisher, we believe that gratitude and creativity go hand in hand. That’s why we’ve created this list of Thanksgiving writing prompts to get your writing juices flowing this holiday. […]

Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate gratitude and family. It’s also the perfect season for some meaningful reading. Indeed, thanksgiving books will enhance your appreciation of the season. […]

We’re taught not to judge a book by its cover. But that’s what most readers do with a book! That’s why cover design is a powerful marketing tool that authors should leverage to maximize sales. […]

Welcome back to the Crossroad Publisher series on book marketing ideas. Today, we discuss how author branding can increase your long-term book sales in an ever-saturating marketplace. […]

Marketing is essential for authors who want to boost book sales. That’s why the Crossroad Publisher team has created a series on book marketing ideas to help you generate maximum readership. […]

Veteran’s Day is more than just a holiday. It’s a time to reflect on the sacrifices made by those who protect our freedoms. Today’s blog will list the ten best Veterans Day books you can read this week. […]

Writing is tough. However, completing a manuscript is not the toughest part of publishing. Regardless of the publishing process, authors face multiple challenges. In today’s article, we talk about the pros and cons of self-publishing and traditional publishing. […]

Millions of books hit the market every year. However, books are unlike other mass-produced commodities. In this article, we decode the book publishing process. Let's learn how manuscripts finally end up on bookstore shelves. […]

Writing a book is intensive work. It involves investing blood, sweat, and tears into your passion project. But completing the manuscript is just the beginning. To make your book publish-ready, you need to hire professional editing services. […]

Countless articles on the internet encourage people to be writers. After all, writing has several scientific benefits. However, you can achieve most of these benefits without publishing what you write. […]

Have you ever wondered “How do I get my book published?’’. You’re not alone. In 2024, writers have several ways to publish their work. In today’s article, we talk about the top three book publishing options for authors. […]

Planning to write a book? Or have you already completed your manuscript? In both cases, you need to decide how to get published. The publishing path you choose will in a large part determine your success as an author. […]

Digital publishing has allowed more authors to launch their books. In today’s article, we talk about 10 online publishing platforms that can help you get started on your authorship journey. […]

Technology allows you to publish your books. However, doing so successfully takes time, knowledge, and determination. But don’t lose hope! In today’s blog, we talk about how to get published in 2024. […]

We’ve all grown up following the adage “don’t judge a book by its cover.” It may be true metaphorically, but in the world of publishing, a book cover matters a lot. Millions of books are published every year, which is why good cover design is essential to make your title unique and attractive to readers. […]

The eBook industry is worth more than $22 million. This means you can earn money writing and publishing electronic books. But the competition, it is hard to stand out. The solution? eBook marketing! […]

Our list begins with one of the most popular tales of haunted houses. Shirley Jackson’s The Haunting of Hill House has been described as “the thinking reader’s ghost story.” However, it is a genuinely scary book. […]