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Can You Use AI to Write Your Nonfiction Book? Should You?

If you were paying attention to technology trends at the end of 2022, then you’ve probably heard about a ChatGPT – a chat-based interface to an artificial intelligence (or AI) large language model known as GPT3 developed by OpenAI, a San Francisco-based artificial intelligence research laboratory.In its simplest form, you can type out a question, […]

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Monetizing a business book: The product development strategy

By the time your book is published, you and your publishing team spent countless hours nailing the structure. You’ve refined the message and packaged it to appeal to your ideal reader. Whether intended or not, you now have much more than a book. You have a master content asset. This valuable intellectual property can now […]

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Outline a nonfiction book: 7 steps to building a book blueprint

When a first-time author sits down to outline a nonfiction book, the exercise is often a quick one — nothing more than sketching out a high-level table of contents. Unfortunately, that approach is insufficient and results in wasted time and effort. And all too often, it’s why authors suffer from the dreaded writer’s block. In […]

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Grammar Factory joins list of best self-publishing companies

TORONTO, May 5, 2021 – Grammar Factory Publishing today announced that the Canadian-based, Australia-founded full-service publisher has, for the first time, been named as one of the Top-10 Self-Publishing Companies according to the 2021 list by respected self-publishing industry blog Kindlepreneur.com. Best Self-Publishing Companies 2021″Grammar Factory is an all-in-one full-service publishing company that helps business leaders […]

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3 Self-Publishing Financing Sources to for Funding Your Book

If you’re self-publishing a book to support your business, you’ll eventually have to think about how you’ll be funding you book and its publication.Many entrepreneurs simply treat their book as a business expense. So, before looking at alternative funding sources, talk to your accountant about how you might finance your book within your business’s operating […]

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