Crafting a Strategic Path: Balancing Writing and Marketing for Author Success

"Hussein, I just want to be an author and writer, without the extra marketing hassle."

Do you have a plan for a 3-5 book series over the next few years? What's your strategy for your audience and writing schedule?

Think about your sales goals to turn professional in writing.

Many aspiring full-time creatives lack a solid plan, leading to unfulfilled aspirations.

If you're unsure of your authorial direction, you won't find progress.

Commitment and consistency are key. I've made daily writing non-negotiable, creating a system beyond just a goal.

This commitment, regardless of my mood, is my marketing strategy.
I share insights regularly, aiming to help someone daily.

This habit has built a system and a strategy that benefits both me and my audience.

Effective marketing isn't just about sales; it's about connecting with and understanding your readers.

By focusing on their needs, your work gains trust and attracts more followers.
Set a clear goal, create a daily plan, and let the compound effect do its work.

This picture I found had me reflecting on my past YouTube attempts in 2015; I realized my initial focus was misplaced. Had I persisted and learned the platform, I could have built a significant channel.

My lesson: play the long game and be consistent.

Now, I'm getting the hang of YouTube, enjoying the creative process of video-making and writing.

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