No matter how many books you’ve written, there’s always SOMETHING you wish you had done differently before each book went to press.

There’s usually an error or an omission of some sort, whether it’s a typo or forgetting to thank a person for their involvement in your book project. Sometimes it’s a glaring data error. Regardless of what it is, it’s never fun to discover it after it’s too late to correct it.

If you want to minimize potential regrets and sell more books post launch, you’re going to want to implement the following ten tips.

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