3 Things Traditional Publishers want Authors to know (and what to do about it) | Eevi Jones

3 Things Traditional Publishers want Authors to know (and what to do about it)

If you've ever thought about traditional publishing for your beautiful children's book, then this video is an absolute must!

We will look at the 3 main things traditional publishers REALLY want us authors to know. AND we'll look at the myth as to whether or not traditional publishers actively shy away from authors who have previously published their own books.

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[EeviJones]

Thanks so much for watching! I hope you found this video on the 3 things traditional publishers want us children's authors to know helpful. Be sure to find me over on Instagram & TikTok, so we can connect there as well!

[guyants]

This video is super timely. I have self published 5 books, but was recently thinking about reaching out to traditional publishers now that I've established myself. I'm now encouraged to give it a try.

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[Dr.JohnChanaca]

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[candiceklopfenstein]

Super helpful, Eevi! Thank you for sharing this valuable information. : )

[akashajoti]

Eevi, you are the Best!! I have written 6 Children’s Books and am just getting ready to purchase your Course to use as I move forward to self publishing. I’m super excited to have found you and thankful for your guidance and direction!

[CandidHope]

Well said Eevi, thank you for your insightful details.

[Agnbooks]

Hi Eevie, great info! Especially loved the Ninja tip! Thank you

[creatingkidlit]

Thank you! These are things I’ve been wondering about and it’s nice to have some clear answers!

[haleymcdonald]

Would you have a separate social media account from your personal account?

[efransch]

Hi Eevi thank you for the information it really helps. I am a first time writer and have just finished my manuscript. I'm looking for some advice on what to do next.

[veronicacarloni-qd]

If publishers aren’t helping to sell your book, , what services are they providing?
Why not just self publish.