Publishing Resources
Is Hybrid Publishing Worth It for Executives?
Is hybrid publishing worth it for executives? Usually yes, when the book has a commercial job to do and the publisher earns its fee. Hybrid publishing costs 15,000 to 200,000 US dollars, pays 50 to 70 percent of net revenue against 10 to 15 percent on a trade contract, and reaches market in 7 to 11 months instead of 18 to 30. This breakdown covers real cost ranges by component, a side-by-side comparison of traditional, hybrid and self-publishing, a phase-by-phase timeline, the four situations where hybrid is the wrong path, and the five questions to ask a hybrid publisher before signing.
How to Publish a Book in 2026: The 10-Step Roadmap for Executives, Founders, and Experts
Most leaders who set out to write a book never publish one, and it is almost never a lack of expertise. It is the missing sequence. Here is the ten-step roadmap we use at Leaders Brands to take an executive from idea to published, brand-building book.
AI in Publishing: 9 Ways Smart Authors Are Using Artificial Intelligence to Build Their Brand and Become Bestsellers
AI is reshaping how books get written, published, and sold. Here are nine practical ways smart authors are using artificial intelligence, from brainstorming and editing to marketing and AI discovery, to build authority and become bestselling authors, plus how to keep your human edge.