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Most academic authors focus entirely on writing the perfect manuscript. But there are common mistakes that happen after that, and they’re just as costly. 👇
7 mistakes to avoid when publishing your academic work:
1. Choosing the wrong publisher - not every publisher understands academic work. Look for one that specialises in your field.
2. A weak blurb - your abstract and book description are your first impression. If they don’t hook the reader, nothing else will.
3. Limited distribution - knowing where and how your book will be available is just as important as writing it.
4. Ignoring formatting guidelines - every publisher has specific requirements. Skipping them can delay or even block your publication.
5. Forgetting about copyright - always read the terms before signing. Know your rights and what you’re agreeing to.
6. No promotion plan - publishing is just the beginning. Social media, ResearchGate, your university library, use them.
7. No professional support - the right team behind you makes all the difference.
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💬 Which of these have you experienced? And is there anything you wish you’d known before publishing?
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