Nicky Griffiths

At some point during audiobook production, one of the considerations for indie authors is: “Should I go exclusive… or wide?” Terms like 'exclusive' don’t exactly help, and make this sound more complicated than it needs to be. “Exclusive.”“Wide distribution.”“Royalty structures.”“Platform agreements.” It all sounds very serious and slightly threatening. So let's simplify it for you.

Many Indie Authors at some point in the publishing process, run into a request for tax information. This can be an intimidating barrier to publishing. Let's untangle this unnecessary complication for you.

“How long does the whole audiobook production process actually take?” And the best answer is: usually longer than people initially expect… but for good reason. A professionally produced audiobook involves far more than simply recording someone reading a book aloud. And each stage plays an important role in making sure listeners end up with a polished, immersive experience. So let’s break down what affects audiobook timelines and what authors can realistically expect.