Building Things That Matter & Publishing Without Permission
A William BenitezBuilding things that matter: publishing, woodworking, practical business, and lessons from everyday life.
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You Have More Publishing Possibilities Than You May Realize
Have you thought about writing and publishing a book?
You probably know others who have been working on a book for years.
They often imagine writing a long manuscript, finding a publisher, and eventually seeing their book on Amazon or eve...
Is AI Really the Problem We Imagine?
Over the past year I’ve published nine posts about AI and my own use of it.
Most of them were positive because using AI has been a learning experience for me. It has helped my writing and my business in general, most especially my marketin...
Your Work Isn't Worth What Your Competitor Charges
Years in the woodworking business taught me never to automatically limit my prices by what the competition charged.
My prices increased as my backlog and reputation grew. Potential customers sometimes visited my shop with quotes from compe...
Does Your Business Have More Work Than You Can Handle?
Is there a rule of supply and demand? If there isn’t, there should be, because it’s an important concept for small businesses to understand.
Small business owners often lose out on additional money they could make for the same amount of wo...
The Grief Factor
I realized the potential cost of what I call “The Grief Factor” during my years in home repair, remodeling, and the woodworking business.
I’ve come to realize that it also appears in my publishing business and is probably a part of most sm...
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Bill Benitez is an independent publisher and writer specializing in practical nonfiction and thoughtfully produced short books.
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