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The mic drops on one platform and the mission gets louder. Tiffany A. Greenhood signs off from live radio and opens a wider path for Black authors, creatives, and entrepreneurs ready to turn message into movement and ideas into income. No more waiting to be “discovered,” no more chasing rooms that weren’t built for you—this is a blueprint for building with what you have and scaling with strategy.

We walk through the full Publishing Black ecosystem—email list, podcast archive, magazine, and the Publishing Black Chamber of Commerce—so you’re never without support or structure. Tiffany breaks down why identity beats validation, how message clarity outperforms follower counts, and the simple habits that convert content into community and clients. From seven revenue streams beyond the book sale to making money before your manuscript is done, you’ll get practical steps that move you out of theory and into action.

You’ll also hear how to plan for 2026 today: map offers around your IP, place your voice where your readers already are, and invest in visibility that compounds—government contracts, local TV, and strategic partnerships. The mantra becomes a method: books open doors, but your message keeps them open. With faith plus structure, your work can prosper without limits.

If you’ve been talking about launching the book, the brand, or the business, this is your permission slip to start now. Subscribe for weekly strategy, share this with a creator who needs a push, and leave a review to help more voices find their audience. The mission continues—stay published, stay powerful, and keep building.

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Think posting your book cover is marketing? We’re flipping that script and walking through the real engine that moves copies: a sharp message, a defined reader, and a plan that builds demand before launch day. I dig into why branding must lead every publishing decision, from your title and cover to the way you show up online, and how that clarity turns strangers into readers who feel seen.

We break down a practical launch runway that mirrors film marketing: preorders, teasers, live Q&As, sample pages, and content pillars tied to your core themes. I share where to invest your energy—an email list that you own, Threads communities full of engaged black authors and readers, and TikTok pockets that love niche stories. You’ll learn how to turn engagement into momentum with simple, repeatable cadences instead of last-minute posts that vanish in the feed.

Distribution matters, but it isn’t a silver bullet. I explain the difference between global online distribution that gets you listed on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Walmart, and library catalogs, and in-store placement that requires proven demand to keep you on shelves. We get tactical about calling stores, equipping managers with a one-sheet, and using independent bookstores to build real relationships with local readers. If you’ve ever asked, “How do I sell more books?” this conversation gives you the checklist and the mindset to stop begging for sales and start leading your audience to a message that resonates.

If this helped, subscribe, share with a fellow author, and leave a quick review telling me the one strategy you’ll implement this week. Your feedback shapes what we dive into next.

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Black Friday shouldn’t catch authors off guard—it’s the best moment all year to turn your voice into revenue, and we walk you through the plan step by step. We start by flipping the mindset from shopper to seller and get brutally clear about your offer: a sharp book launch, a value-packed bundle with a journal or workbook, or a smart relaunch that adds bonuses people actually want. From there, we map the pre-launch system—editing, interior layout, and a standout cover—then choose the right platform for your goals: Shopify for a full product ecosystem, Stan Store for speedy setup and email capture, or Amazon KDP for marketplace reach.

We dig into list building and relationship marketing because followers don’t pay the bills if you can’t reach them. You’ll hear how to set up a simple waitlist page, send a warmup sequence that teaches before it sells, and structure your launch emails so they feel like help, not hype. We also break down content workflows using Canva and Etsy templates: reels that show transformation, carousels that teach one idea at a time, and proof pieces that build trust. Expect practical guidance on timelines, from early access to final-hour reminders, with clear suggestions for SMS nudges and affiliate support.

Finally, we design your Black Friday week like a campaign, not a gamble. You’ll choose between percentage discounts, BOGO or bundles, and access bonuses like limited coaching, then schedule your send cadence from Black Friday through Cyber Monday. Along the way, we talk cash discipline—make money, then reinvest to grow—and the systems that keep you consistent after the rush. If you’re ready to sell a book, not just post about it, this guide will help you plan, execute, and scale with confidence. Subscribe, share this with a fellow author, and leave a review to tell us what you’re launching next.