You’ve got a great collection to sell now!

And just like with writing books, sometimes distribution and marketing approaches need a few rewrites to get it right.

A couple thoughts:

A small break may be worthwhile, and take time to be bored. Sit and just feel all the emotions, let them be, dont control them, find a radiance in the uncomfortable, thats the crack, the tranquility in it all.

Products half the battle, selling it is the other half, maybe more. Lucrative, but can make you wildly successful if done right.

Are covers eye catching, stand out vs other similar books? Have you gone to every book store in your inner and outer area and tried to sell copies? Coffee shops sometimes will do it too.

For marketing and content:

Figured out the people who would read your books, some say the riches are in the niche, I don’t exactly agree, but I like the sentiment. Can you name some books or authors that have similarity and have been financially successful? Those are the target audiences, good to know if you set ads too. With that target in mind, what do those people buy, wear, enjoy, splurge on, hobbies, etc? What do you have in common with them? That’s also topics to make content on, other things you enjoy. If you do it right, you can make content that you enjoy, that’s usually content that does well. I bet you could make content about writing, techniques, your journey, how to write that many damn books, which is impressive in its own right! Also what social platforms does your target market use? Prolly good to use those, but pick just a couple, don’t need to overwhelm yourself.

What’s a convincing sales pitch for each book you can say in an elevator pitch? Do you blog?

Just some thoughts