A First-Time Author's Guide to Hybrid Publishing

Is hybrid publishing the right choice for your book?

Before you sign a publishing contract, make sure you understand exactly what you're paying for, what rights you're giving up, and what questions every author should ask.

In A First-Time Author's Guide to Hybrid Publishing, author and publishing educator Tricia Jacobson provides an honest, practical look at the hybrid publishing model—helping aspiring authors navigate one of the most important decisions of their publishing journey.

Whether you're just beginning your research or comparing publishing options, this guide will give you the knowledge and confidence to make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes.

Inside You'll Learn:

• What hybrid publishing is—and what it isn't
• How hybrid publishing compares to self-publishing and traditional publishing
• Questions to ask before signing a contract
• Understanding royalties, rights, and ownership
• Common red flags and warning signs
• How to evaluate a hybrid publisher
• What services are worth paying for—and which may not be
• Practical tips to help protect your book and your investment
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This guide is written for first-time authors who want straightforward advice without the confusing industry jargon.

If you're considering hybrid publishing, don't sign anything until you've read this guide.

Format: Digital PDF

Perfect For: First-time authors, aspiring writers, memoirists, nonfiction authors, and anyone exploring the publishing process.

Part of The Author's Blueprint™ series—helping authors write, publish, market, and protect their work with confidence.