Behind the Book Cover

Anna David

A book can do more than sell copies. It can build your authority, strengthen your personal brand and create entirely new opportunities for your business. Hosted by New York Times bestselling author Anna David, Behind the Book Cover explores how successful entrepreneurs, authors and thought leaders use books, media and marketing to become better known, reach more people and grow their businesses. Through candid conversations with traditionally published authors and independently published entrepreneurs—including business owners whose books have added seven figures to their bottom lines—Anna reveals what really happens behind the cover. The show goes beyond book publishing to explore marketing for entrepreneurs, CEO personal branding, thought leadership strategy and how turning your expertise into a book can help make you an authority in your industry. Anna’s books have been published by HarperCollins and Simon & Schuster, and she is the founder of Legacy Launch Pad Publishing, a leading hybrid publisher for entrepreneurs. In other words, she knows both sides of the publishing industry—and isn’t afraid to share what traditional publishers don’t want you to know. Behind the Book Cover is brought to you by Authority Network. Find out whether a book could help grow your business: https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/book-score-card

  1. 15h ago

    Reinventing Your Reputation, Getting Seth Godin's Endorsement and Building Authority That Pays Off with Maria Ross

    If you're thinking about writing an authority building book, and I really hope you are, and you don't want to be counting pennies or checking your book sales all the time, you actually want a book that's going to change your life, I can tell you how. Just go to sevenfigurebooks.com. I'm not trying to capture your email or anything. You can just download this PDF that's going to tell you exactly how to turn an authority building book into revenue, speaking, authority, and no exaggeration, a whole new life.  Maria Ross has written four books, hosted a podcast for six years, built a successful consulting business and landed a Forbes column. But one of the more interesting things about her career is that she had to convince people to stop thinking of her as the expert they'd known for years. Ross started out in brand strategy, wrote a book about branding and built a reputation in that world before realizing she wanted to devote her career to something else entirely: empathy. Her book The Empathy Edge helped establish her in the leadership space, but she quickly discovered that publishing a book doesn't magically make the world recognize you as an authority on a new subject. You have to do the work of changing people's minds about who you are. Today, Ross is the founder of Red Slice, author of The Empathy Edge and The Empathy Dilemma and host of The Empathy Edge podcast. We talk about how she used books, podcasting, PR and speaking to make that professional pivot, why she believes book marketing should start at least six months before publication and what actually happens when you ask someone like Seth Godin to endorse your book. Yes, she got the endorsement. And no, she didn't have some magical connection. She simply sent a short, thoughtful email with a very clear request. We also get into the difference between building a reputation and generating leads, why having a podcast can be valuable even if it doesn't directly produce clients and how Ross turned a single contributed article opportunity into an ongoing Forbes column. One of my favorite parts of the conversation is her explanation of why authority building doesn't have a neat, measurable return on investment. Your book, podcast, articles and social media create what she calls the "air cover" that makes people more receptive when you eventually approach them directly. In other words, the work you're doing to become known matters even when you can't point to a specific sale and say exactly where it came from. In this episode: How Ross transitioned from branding expert to a recognized authority on empathy and leadershipWhy writing a book isn't enough to make people see you differentlyHow she got Seth Godin to endorse her first book without knowing himWhy you should begin marketing your book at least six months before it comes outThe difference between authority-building "air cover" and the direct outreach that actually brings in businessHow her podcast helped her land speaking opportunities, keep her expertise current and strengthen her credibilityHow a PR professional helped turn a contributed article into a Forbes columnWhy your unique perspective matters more than coming up with an idea nobody has ever had beforeLinks & Resources: The Empathy Edge PodcastThe Empathy Edge — BookThe Empathy Dilemma — BookMaria Ross — WebsiteWant to know more about my company? Legacy Launch Pad Publishing is a boutique hybrid publisher for entrepreneurs and established founders. We help clients create books that build authority, attract opportunities and grow businesses. More info 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com Want to know if a book could help your business? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/book-score-card Interested in working with a selective hybrid publisher that focuses on strategy, authority and long-term business growth—not just publishing a book? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/applyAnd if you just want to know more about me,  👉 www.annadavid.com Remember, if there's anyone in your life who you know could be considered an authority in their field if they were better known, share this show with them!

    Reinventing Your Reputation, Getting Seth Godin's Endorsement and Building Authority That Pays Off with Maria Ross
  2. Nov 3

    How Getting Fired Led Lyndsay Dowd to Build a Book, Podcast and Authority Brand

    If you're thinking about writing an authority building book, and I really hope you are, and you don't want to be counting pennies or checking your book sales all the time, you actually want a book that's going to change your life, I can tell you how. Just go to sevenfigurebooks.com. I'm not trying to capture your email or anything. You can just download this PDF that's going to tell you exactly how to turn an authority building book into revenue, speaking, authority, and no exaggeration, a whole new life.  After 23 years at IBM, Lyndsay Dowd left for another corporate job, ready for a new challenge. Six months later, she was fired. For someone who had spent her entire career being the person companies called when things needed fixing, it was devastating. She was embarrassed, convinced she'd never work again and had no idea what to do next. What she couldn't have known was that getting fired would turn out to be the shove she needed to build a business, write a book, launch a podcast and become a recognized authority on leadership. Today, Dowd is the founder of Heartbeat for Hire, a leadership coaching and consulting business, the author of Top Down Culture and the host of a podcast that's featured everyone from CEOs to Olympians and Grammy winners. Her work has led to speaking engagements, corporate clients and opportunities she never would have imagined during her IBM days. We talk about how she built her reputation from scratch, why she considers LinkedIn one of her most important authority-building tools and how her book and podcast work together to keep her visible to potential clients. She also shares why she stopped making polished promotional videos in favor of simply talking to the camera, how she uses her book to turn speaking engagements into future opportunities and why the people who never engage with your content may be the ones most likely to hire you. And there's a pretty remarkable example of that last point: A former IBM colleague who'd been quietly following Dowd's work reached out to invite her to keynote a virtual event expected to attract 50,000 people. In this episode: How getting fired after 23 years at IBM led Dowd to reinvent her careerWhy she started a podcast despite not being a podcast listener herselfHow her book, podcast and LinkedIn presence work together to attract speaking engagements and clientsWhy casual, imperfect videos outperform the polished promotional content she used to postHow she builds book giveaways into her speaking contracts so audiences remember her long after the eventWhy the people silently following your work may be your most valuable future clientsWhat she recommends to corporate professionals who want to start building authority before leaving their jobs Links & Resources: Heartbeat for Hire Podcast with Lyndsay DowdTop Down Culture — BookVoices of Women — Anthology featuring Lyndsay DowdHeartbeat for Hire — WebsiteWant to know more about my company? Legacy Launch Pad Publishing is a boutique hybrid publisher for entrepreneurs and established founders. We help clients create books that build authority, attract opportunities and grow businesses. More info 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com Want to know if a book could help your business? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/book-score-card Interested in working with a selective hybrid publisher that focuses on strategy, authority and long-term business growth—not just publishing a book? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/applyAnd if you just want to know more about me,  👉 www.annadavid.com Remember, if there's anyone in your life who you know could be considered an authority in their field if they were better known, share this show with them!

    How Getting Fired Led Lyndsay Dowd to Build a Book, Podcast and Authority Brand
  3. Oct 27

    Adi Klevit on Turning 500+ Podcast Episodes Into a Book—and a Book Into a Better Keynote

    If you're thinking about writing an authority building book, and I really hope you are, and you don't want to be counting pennies or checking your book sales all the time, you actually want a book that's going to change your life, I can tell you how. Just go to sevenfigurebooks.com. I'm not trying to capture your email or anything. You can just download this PDF that's going to tell you exactly how to turn an authority building book into revenue, speaking, authority, and no exaggeration, a whole new life.  Adi Klevit’s book doesn’t have a release date yet, but her speaking calendar is already booked through May, which is one of the reasons I wanted to talk to her about what a book can do for someone who has already established authority in her field. Klevit is an industrial engineer and the founder and CEO of Business Success Consulting Group, where she helps companies get the processes living inside people’s heads onto paper and then makes sure everyone actually follows them. She’d wanted to write a book for years but kept getting stuck on two questions: how would she do it and what would she write about? The answer came when she did for her own growing company what she’d spent years doing for clients. Once she documented her own methodology from beginning to end, the “who am I to give advice?” voice finally quieted down and that process became Stop Carrying Your Business in Your Head. Now the book is feeding back into the authority she’d already built. Writing it forced Klevit to think through her methodology from beginning to end, which in turn made her keynotes better—not an insignificant benefit when your speaking calendar is already booked months in advance. We also get into something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately: what happens to expertise in the age of AI. Klevit’s take is that the people writing books today are creating the knowledge AI will learn from tomorrow, which makes the prospect of writing one feel more important to me, not less. In this episode: How doing her own knowledge transfer finally gave Klevit the confidence to write the bookWhy 500+ podcast episodes turned out to be an unexpectedly useful book-development strategyWhat happened when she sent an early ebook to former podcast guests and started asking for endorsementsHow writing the book improved keynotes that were already filling her speaking calendarWhy Klevit believes today’s authors are helping create the source material AI will rely on tomorrowWant to know more about my company? Legacy Launch Pad Publishing is a boutique hybrid publisher for entrepreneurs and established founders. We help clients create books that build authority, attract opportunities and grow businesses. More info 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com Want to know if a book could help your business? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/book-score-card Interested in working with a selective hybrid publisher that focuses on strategy, authority and long-term business growth—not just publishing a book? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/applyAnd if you just want to know more about me,  👉 www.annadavid.com Remember, if there's anyone in your life who you know could be considered an authority in their field if they were better known, share this show with them!

    Adi Klevit on Turning 500+ Podcast Episodes Into a Book—and a Book Into a Better Keynote
  4. Oct 20

    How Jeremy Weisz Turned a Podcast Into a Relationship-Building Machine

    If you're thinking about writing an authority building book, and I really hope you are, and you don't want to be counting pennies or checking your book sales all the time, you actually want a book that's going to change your life, I can tell you how. Just go to sevenfigurebooks.com. I'm not trying to capture your email or anything. You can just download this PDF that's going to tell you exactly how to turn an authority building book into revenue, speaking, authority, and no exaggeration, a whole new life.  For years, I’ve interviewed people about how books helped them build authority, but Jeremy Weisz doesn’t have a book, which is precisely why I wanted him on the show as the podcast evolves from one that only focuses on authors building authority into one that showcases entrepreneurs who have built their authority in other ways. Weisz is the perfect example of that. He co-founded the podcast creation company Rise25 with John Corcoran and hosts the Inspired Insider podcast, using interviews not primarily to build an audience but to build relationships. He makes somewhere between five and 20 introductions a day, and his philosophy about podcasting runs counter to the way a lot of people approach it: rather than asking what a guest can do for him, he starts by figuring out what he can do for the guest. That approach has turned interviews into some of the most important relationships in his life and business. Around 2012, while recording a series on direct-response marketers and copywriters, Weisz was referred to Brian Kurtz, who later wrote Overdeliver, and the two became close friends. Years later, Kurtz invited Weisz to a dinner in Chicago, Weisz brought Chris Voss and someone at that dinner told Voss he’d bought 100 copies of Never Split the Difference to give away. This is essentially Weisz’s authority strategy in miniature: create something valuable with someone, stay in their orbit and keep connecting good people to one another. Weisz also has a system for making sure an interview doesn’t disappear the minute it’s released. Every conversation becomes a blog post, video and social clips distributed across 12 channels, which means the podcast is simultaneously a relationship tool and a content engine. Authors, he’s noticed, have an advantage here because they’ve already spent months or years figuring out what they think, giving them an almost unfair amount of material to work with. And yes, we still talk about books, because Weisz has seen firsthand what they do for authority even though he hasn’t written one himself. When he’s making one of those five to 20 daily introductions, a book can do much of the explaining for him, giving someone an immediate way to understand another person’s ideas without a call, meeting or elaborate introduction. For me, that’s the perfect place to start expanding this show beyond books, because the question I’m increasingly interested in isn’t simply what a book can do for your authority. It’s what makes someone else want to tell the world that you’re the person they should know. In this episode: Why Weisz approaches podcast guests by asking what he can give them rather than what he can getHow one interview with Brian Kurtz turned into a friendship, introductions and opportunities years laterWhy Weisz can make a much easier introduction when someone has a bookHow Rise25 turns one interview into content across 12 different channelsWhy authors have an advantage when it comes to creating contentThe question Weisz asks almost every guest—and the books he keeps recommendingWant to know more about my company? Legacy Launch Pad Publishing is a boutique hybrid publisher for entrepreneurs and established founders. We help clients create books that build authority, attract opportunities and grow businesses. More info 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com Want to know if a book could help your business? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/book-score-card Interested in working with a selective hybrid publisher that focuses on strategy, authority and long-term business growth—not just publishing a book? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/applyAnd if you just want to know more about me,  👉 www.annadavid.com Remember, if there's anyone in your life who you know could be considered an authority in their field if they were better known, share this show with them!

    How Jeremy Weisz Turned a Podcast Into a Relationship-Building Machine
  5. Oct 13

    What Free Work Actually Costs You (Solo Episode)

    If you're thinking about writing an authority building book, and I really hope you are, and you don't want to be counting pennies or checking your book sales all the time, you actually want a book that's going to change your life, I can tell you how. Just go to sevenfigurebooks.com. I'm not trying to capture your email or anything. You can just download this PDF that's going to tell you exactly how to turn an authority building book into revenue, speaking, authority, and no exaggeration, a whole new life.  THE EPISODE ABOVE WAS INSPIRED BY THE ESSAY BELOW. FEEL FREE TO READ OR LISTEN (OR BOTH!) Essay link 👉 https://behindthebookcover.substack.com/p/958c2e88-1b22-49b0-be41-28205d37b393 Doing your work for free can feel great. It can also feel terrible. It really depends on what you’re giving away and whether or not you’re treating the work and yourself like it’s valuable. I learned this long ago but recently had the opportunity to, let’s say, re-learn it.  This is a solo episode, recorded straight from the Substack piece I wrote this week called "The High Cost of Free". The thing is: doing free work can be extremely rewarding. I’m doing this right now for free (meta!). What I got wrong recently was treating an agreement to do something for free as if it didn't need to be an agreement at all. I planned a recovery-writing workshop with Carly Schwartz, a bestselling author who opened the San Francisco bureau of HuffPost and was the Editor in Chief of the city's biggest paper. We spent three months planning it as a pilot, unpaid, for a wellness center's community. Then, the day before, the guy running it canceled on us with no real plan to fix it, and I realized the problem wasn't the free part. It was that we never protected our own time. In this episode: Why doing something for free isn't the issue, and what actually went wrong with this particular agreementThe conversation I should have had before agreeing to the workshop, and the cancellation terms we skippedWhy authority doesn't exist in a vacuum, and how people learn what your expertise is worth by watching how you treat itThe difference between generosity and the absence of an agreement, and why confusing the two costs you more than moneyWhat I'd tell you to do right now if you've agreed to do something for free and haven't set the terms yetWant to know more about my company? Legacy Launch Pad Publishing is a boutique hybrid publisher for entrepreneurs and established founders. We help clients create books that build authority, attract opportunities and grow businesses. More info 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com Want to know if a book could help your business? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/book-score-card Interested in working with a selective hybrid publisher that focuses on strategy, authority and long-term business growth—not just publishing a book? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/applyAnd if you just want to know more about me,  👉 www.annadavid.com Remember, if there's anyone in your life who you know could be considered an authority in their field if they were better known, share this show with them!

    What Free Work Actually Costs You (Solo Episode)
  6. Oct 6

    How Writing a Book Became the Gateway for Everything Else with Paul Peters

    If you're thinking about writing an authority building book, and I really hope you are, and you don't want to be counting pennies or checking your book sales all the time, you actually want a book that's going to change your life, I can tell you how. Just go to sevenfigurebooks.com. I'm not trying to capture your email or anything. You can just download this PDF that's going to tell you exactly how to turn an authority building book into revenue, speaking, authority, and no exaggeration, a whole new life.  Paul Peters’ second-grade teacher told him he'd never amount to anything and he believed her long enough to spend 14 years sitting on a message he knew he needed to write down. Thankfully, he eventually realized she didn’t know what she was talking about and he wrote his first book in three months. That was 2021. He's now up to book number 10, with four more on the way, and the book became what put him in proximity with Tony Robbins, Jack Canfield, Brian Tracy and Joe Vitale (he co-authored a book with Canfield along the way). All of this compounded into a TV show, a novel headed toward a movie adaptation and a wife he met—and later proposed to—on his own show. In addition to talking all about publishing, we spent this episode getting into the difference between intentional and unintentional mentors, why he believes most people fail at manifestation and why forgiveness was the piece that let him break a cycle of addiction and self-sabotage. In this episode: How to earn access to mentors you admire without the relationship feeling transactionalWhy Paul never saw himself as a writer until after he'd already become one, and what that says about identity and successWhy he believes most people fail at manifestation, and what has to happen internally before visualization actually worksHow writing his first book led him into rooms with Tony Robbins and Jack Canfield, and eventually onto stages of his ownWant to know more about my company? Legacy Launch Pad Publishing is a boutique hybrid publisher for entrepreneurs and established founders. We help clients create books that build authority, attract opportunities and grow businesses. More info 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com Want to know if a book could help your business? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/book-score-card Interested in working with a selective hybrid publisher that focuses on strategy, authority and long-term business growth—not just publishing a book? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/applyAnd if you just want to know more about me,  👉 www.annadavid.com Remember, if there's anyone in your life who you know could be considered an authority in their field if they were better known, share this show with them!

    How Writing a Book Became the Gateway for Everything Else with Paul Peters
  7. Sep 29

    Why One Client is Worth More Than 1,000 Book Sales with Erin Haag

    If you're thinking about writing an authority building book, and I really hope you are, and you don't want to be counting pennies or checking your book sales all the time, you actually want a book that's going to change your life, I can tell you how. Just go to sevenfigurebooks.com. I'm not trying to capture your email or anything. You can just download this PDF that's going to tell you exactly how to turn an authority building book into revenue, speaking, authority, and no exaggeration, a whole new life.  Erin Haag will tell you the hardest part of writing her book had nothing to do with writing. It was realizing she had a process at all. She'd spent 20 years living inside spreadsheets, working with pricing and profitability for companies large and small, running the same nine-step method with client after client without ever once noticing she was running a method. It took a ghostwriter combing through her brain dump to point out what she'd been doing on instinct the whole time. That book, Give Yourself a Raise: The Mindset and Math You Need to Get to Your First Million, is now the entry point to her entire business. Clients have to read it before they can work with her, which means they show up to the first call already speaking her language instead of needing to be taught from scratch. It's also turned into a lead magnet, a speaking circuit credential and, memorably, a photo op next to Taylor Swift's The Life of a Showgirl release in Times Square. We get into the mindset blocks that keep smart, successful women underpricing themselves, why she's not worried about giving away her "trade secrets" and why she thinks nobody should write a book if their business isn't still evolving. In this episode: Why Erin handed her own IP to a ghostwriter because she couldn't see the process buried inside her own expertiseThe nine-step process she didn't know she had until someone else pointed it out to herThe study on how men overestimate their performance and women underestimate theirs, and what it means for pricingWhy she's built a certification program that lets coaches license her method instead of working for her directlyWhy she isn't worried about giving away her "trade secrets" in the book, and what actually happens when readers try to implement it aloneThe real reason most authors are disappointed by book sales, and why she'd rather have one $50,000 client than 1,000 casual readersAlso, Erin is gifting Behind the Book Cover listeners the first chapter of her book for free. Only read it if you want to make a lot more money than you already are. You can download that chapter here. Want to know more about my company? Legacy Launch Pad Publishing is a boutique hybrid publisher for entrepreneurs and established founders. We help clients create books that build authority, attract opportunities and grow businesses. More info 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com Want to know if a book could help your business? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/book-score-card Interested in working with a selective hybrid publisher that focuses on strategy, authority and long-term business growth—not just publishing a book? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/applyAnd if you just want to know more about me,  👉 www.annadavid.com Remember, if there's anyone in your life who you know could be considered an authority in their field if they were better known, share this show with them!

    Why One Client is Worth More Than 1,000 Book Sales with Erin Haag
  8. Sep 22

    The 10-Minute Talk I Gave at Genius Network: How to Turn Your Book Into a Million-Dollar Asset

    If you're thinking about writing an authority building book, and I really hope you are, and you don't want to be counting pennies or checking your book sales all the time, you actually want a book that's going to change your life, I can tell you how. Just go to sevenfigurebooks.com. I'm not trying to capture your email or anything. You can just download this PDF that's going to tell you exactly how to turn an authority building book into revenue, speaking, authority, and no exaggeration, a whole new life.  I did something special for this episode: I'm releasing the 10-minute talk I gave recently at Genius Network, with their permission. It's everything I've been saying on this podcast, just distilled into 10 minutes flat. The talk centers on what I call the LEG method—Leverage, Elevate and Grow—and it starts with a hard truth: hitting the bestseller list or landing a big media moment doesn't actually change anything on its own. I had a book hit the New York Times bestseller list and could barely afford cab fare to the party. I had another book sell 100 copies and bring in hundreds of thousands of dollars in business, because of what I did with the moment (and not with the moment itself). I walk through three examples that show what leverage, elevation and growth actually look like in practice. Dan Nicholson used his book to showcase his lens as a CPA and raised his prices 30%. Bonnie Habyan turned her book about her mother into a TEDx talk with over 400,000 views. Matt George carried his book everywhere, turned a plane conversation into his first consulting client and eventually built a seven-figure business and a spot teaching at Harvard Business School. The point isn't the copies sold or the followers gained. It's whether you can take one relationship and turn it into five, then take five opportunities and turn them into 10. That's what leads to legacy. In this episode: Why the average reader's household income (over $105,000) outpaces the average Facebook or YouTube user, and what that means for who you're actually reaching with a bookThe Inc. magazine finding that if a founder isn't visible, the brand usually isn't eitherWhy published entrepreneurs can charge 37% more than non-author competitors for the same expertiseThe uncomfortable math behind traditional publishing—a New York Times bestselling author who sold 150,000 copies over six years and still only netted $87,000 after agent, editor and publicist feesWhy my friend Alex Strathy's Before the Bestseller seeded 1,000 copies into the marketplace with the explicit goal of not selling booksWant to know more about my company? Legacy Launch Pad Publishing is a boutique hybrid publisher for entrepreneurs and established founders. We help clients create books that build authority, attract opportunities and grow businesses. More info 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com Want to ask me how to build authority with your book to generate seven-figure returns, speaking opportunities and high-value clients? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/pocket-anna Interested in working with a selective hybrid publisher that focuses on strategy, authority and long-term business growth—not just publishing a book? 👉 https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/applyAnd if you just want to know more about me,  👉 www.annadavid.com Remember, if there's anyone in your life who you know could be considered an authority in their field if they were better known, share this show with them!

    The 10-Minute Talk I Gave at Genius Network: How to Turn Your Book Into a Million-Dollar Asset

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A book can do more than sell copies. It can build your authority, strengthen your personal brand and create entirely new opportunities for your business. Hosted by New York Times bestselling author Anna David, Behind the Book Cover explores how successful entrepreneurs, authors and thought leaders use books, media and marketing to become better known, reach more people and grow their businesses. Through candid conversations with traditionally published authors and independently published entrepreneurs—including business owners whose books have added seven figures to their bottom lines—Anna reveals what really happens behind the cover. The show goes beyond book publishing to explore marketing for entrepreneurs, CEO personal branding, thought leadership strategy and how turning your expertise into a book can help make you an authority in your industry. Anna’s books have been published by HarperCollins and Simon & Schuster, and she is the founder of Legacy Launch Pad Publishing, a leading hybrid publisher for entrepreneurs. In other words, she knows both sides of the publishing industry—and isn’t afraid to share what traditional publishers don’t want you to know. Behind the Book Cover is brought to you by Authority Network. Find out whether a book could help grow your business: https://www.legacylaunchpadpub.com/book-score-card