Little Labradoodle PublishingReviews of selfpubmadesimple.com

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April Cox's free webinars are informative and timely. The latest, "From Invisible to Elevated", highlighted how AI determines credibility in ways we (humans) may not have expected. Her suggestions gave listeners useful strategies to improve their online visibility.

Speaking with April, felt like that of being with a close friend. She was very patient, kind, listened to more than my words. She listened to my heart was speak. I felt a sense of calm, peace, a gut feeling that this is a good match for me. The first step is always the hardest, questioning myself, my abilities, but it feels right in many ways and look forward to working with her and her team with my stories.

April Cox of Self-Pub Made Simple is very knowledgable and helpful with guiding me in getting my books published. I've learned and still learning important aspects of self-publishing. There are alot of moving parts but April's instruction takes you step by step and allows you to go at your own pace. I've learned so much and am grateful for the ongoing support and to be surrounded by other authors in the program in which there is mutual support.

April's all-around knowledge of the self-publishing industry is amazing. And, she is so committed to helping her authors achieve their goals, especially those who are not techy and need that extra help and support. April is the best!

Extremely helpful, professional and caring.

I have been part of April Cox's mastermind group for most of a year now, and I am so impressed with her willingness to help, her expertise, and the value she provides. She really goes above and beyond, and is mindful of the tiny budgets we authors work with. I am very grateful for April.

The sessions were in-depth, actionable, patient and very specific to what we (the students) needed, not just generic advice. Amazon advertising is a steep learning curve, and overwhelming. April breaks it down to manageable bits. -Rita Goldner