The TRUTH Revealed About Self vs Traditional Publishing with Ariel Curry

For aspiring authors trying to navigate the world of publishing, this episode covers everything you need to know. 

In this episode, Jake sits down with writer, editor, and book coach, Ariel Curry, as she shares the main differences between self and traditional publishing so you can decide which route is best for you. 

After listening, you’ll know if you should traditionally publish your book, the exact process to create a proposal and land a publishing deal, and the publishing route that is best suited for most entrepreneurs. 

What You’ll Learn

• The main differences between self and traditional publishing
• How to know if you should traditionally publish your book
• Who is responsible for marketing in both self and traditional publishing   
• The exact process to create a proposal and land a publishing deal
• The publishing route that is best suited for most entrepreneurs 

About Ariel
Ariel Curry is a writer, editor, and book coach at Ariel Curry Editorial with over 10 years of experience in traditional publishing. She's also the co-host of the Hungry Authors podcast, where she encourages authors to pursue writing and publishing. As an editor, she enjoys brainstorming and outlining new book ideas, bringing clarity and purpose to prose, and helping authors find resilience in their writing journey. When she’s not working on books, you can find Ariel doing yoga, playing piano, beekeeping, or reading with a glass of wine. She lives in Chattanooga, TN, with her husband, two rescue dogs, a kitten, and a beehive.

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Visit Ariel’s Website - https://www.arielcurry.com/
Follow Ariel on IG - @arielkcurry
Listen to Ariel’s Podcast - Hungry Author’s Podcast - https://hungryauthors.com/

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