If you are currently working on a book – no matter what phase – you may find yourself more distracted than usual given the extraordinary circumstances in which we now find ourselves. Many of you (and our teams) are facing

Booknet Canada talks about "bookstores rising to the challenge and making sure people holed up in their homes can still get books without endangering themselves or others" in their email sent March 23, 2020.If you are an author who has

Join us on a "virtual" literacy adventure! A wonderful way to encourage kids to read and write

Since some things may be on hold while we all give each other physical space, it is a great time to try something new - get creative!Here are a few examples:1) If you've written a business or fiction book, maybe

Book publishing is always changing and evolving and so is TRIMATRIX Management Consulting Inc. Almost 20 years of service to our authors and one thing that never changes - our commitment - we become personally involved in all our authors’

It may seem obvious, but for starters, make sure you write for your audience. This means that before putting the proverbial ‘pen to paper’ you need to find out what they really need know, what information they are looking for/will

Something FUN to get us going for 2020

There are also other articles on this blog talking about key points to consider when planning marketing for your book. But let's recap the key points (with a focus on fiction):Who did you write your book for? (picture this

From the site – https://ireadcanadian.com/day/The inaugural I READ CANADIAN DAY is a national day of celebration of Canadian books for young people.  This is a day dedicated to ‘reading Canadian’ and will empower families, schools, libraries and organizations to host

One of the biggest trends in publishing – particularly self-publishing – is Print on Demand (POD) which simply means that books are printed as required versus having to store books for future sales. It does allow for broader distribution, but