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Author's Edge: Smart strategies for book marketing, publishing, and visibility that actually work  

Author's Edge: Smart strategies for book marketing, publishing, and visibility that actually work

Author: Allison Lane

The Authors Edge is the go-to podcast for authors ready to learn to turn their ideas into bestselling books, build platforms that reflect their authority, and grow lasting visibility. Hosted by nonfiction book coach and marketing strategist Allison Lane, this show gives you clear, honest insight into what actually works in publishing and platform growth.Each week, youll get practical guidance and straight talk from the people who move the needle including Daniel Murray of The Marketing Millennials, bestselling author and TEDx speaker Ashley Stahl, literary agent Sam Hiyate, national TV host Dr. Partha Nandi, marketing strategist Rich Brooks, behavioral expert Nancy Harhut, and bestselling author Tracy Otsuka.Get clear, no-fluff insight on what actually works - whether youre writing your first book, pitching agents, launching your platform, or growing long-term influence. this podcast will show you how to do it right.If youre ready to be known for what you know, The Authors Edge will give you the tools to grow your visibility, attract opportunity, and lead with authority. Your book is the smartest marketing move youll ever make. Listen, learn, and lead with The Authors Edge - your go-to marketing podcast for publishing.
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Genres: Arts, Books, Business, Marketing

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How to Choose a Book Topic When You Have Too Many Ideas
Episode 105
Thursday, 22 January, 2026

Too many book ideas and no clue which one to start with? This episode walks you through a simple, repeatable process to choose a topic that’s both meaningful to you and valuable to your readers.​In this quick coaching-style episode of The Author’s Edge, Publishing and Visibility Advisor Allison Lane shows you how to stop overthinking and start validating your ideas in the real world - without asking random people in a Facebook group to “vote” on your book.​In this episode, you’ll learn:Why there is no single “right” book topic - and how chasing certainty keeps you stuck instead of shipping.​How to mine real reader questions (and Google’s “People Also Ask”) to find the problems your audience is already asking you to solve.​A simple 5-step “Questions My People Ask” exercise to validate your topic with a 5-minute voice note before you commit.​Connect with Allison🌐 lanelit.com💼 LinkedIn: Allison Lane📺 Watch on YouTube for bonus video episodes💌 If this episode helped you, share it with a friend and leave a 5-star review to help others find the show!Rate, Review, & Follow The Author’s Edge “So incredibly helpful!” >>> If that sounds like you, I’d be so grateful if you’d rate and review the show! Your support helps more authors build their brands, reach their audiences, and launch their books successfully. Here’s how: Click here, scroll to the bottom, and tap to rate with five stars. Select “Write a Review” and tell me what you loved most about the episode! And don’t forget to follow the podcast if you haven’t already. I’m sharing bonus episodes packed with insider tips, and I’d hate for you to miss out. Hit that follow button now.LinkedIn @allisonlanelitYouTube @allisonlanelitFacebook @allisonlanelit 🔔 Subscribe or Follow for more tips and insights on publishing and marketing👍 Like, comment, and share this video if you found it helpful!

 

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