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Honestly, with all the things we juggle, we were just going under and couldn’t keep all the balls in the air. So we had to come up with a system. I’ll say, though, that I do love processes; putting together a system for the things we do is one of my favorite things. I really think it improves efficiency and helps keep us both sane :).

I’m glad it was helpful, Katie. We actually do have quite a bit of marketing posts. This page is all about the business of writing—including how to brand and market yourself. Lots of information there, so check it out :).

Judy, I believe there are ways to automate the dates in Excel—a macro, or certain formulas that will automatically determine the dates for each task based on how much time is needed and when it’s supposed to start. I just haven’t been able to figure those out. But if you’ve got the coding know-how to make this part of the job easier, I say go for it :).

Thank you for another GREAT article.

You and Angela are so wise to have a plan and work to it for your releases. Best wishes for continued success!

There’s just so much to remember. I can’t imagine working on multiple books without some kind of timeline to stay on track. Good for you!