The mic drops on one platform and the mission gets louder. Tiffany A. Greenhood signs off from live radio and opens a wider path for Black authors, creatives, and entrepreneurs ready to turn message into movement and ideas into income. No more waiting to be “discovered,” no more chasing rooms that weren’t built for you—this is a blueprint for building with what you have and scaling with strategy.

We walk through the full Publishing Black ecosystem—email list, podcast archive, magazine, and the Publishing Black Chamber of Commerce—so you’re never without support or structure. Tiffany breaks down why identity beats validation, how message clarity outperforms follower counts, and the simple habits that convert content into community and clients. From seven revenue streams beyond the book sale to making money before your manuscript is done, you’ll get practical steps that move you out of theory and into action.

You’ll also hear how to plan for 2026 today: map offers around your IP, place your voice where your readers already are, and invest in visibility that compounds—government contracts, local TV, and strategic partnerships. The mantra becomes a method: books open doors, but your message keeps them open. With faith plus structure, your work can prosper without limits.

If you’ve been talking about launching the book, the brand, or the business, this is your permission slip to start now. Subscribe for weekly strategy, share this with a creator who needs a push, and leave a review to help more voices find their audience. The mission continues—stay published, stay powerful, and keep building.

Think posting your book cover is marketing? We’re flipping that script and walking through the real engine that moves copies: a sharp message, a defined reader, and a plan that builds demand before launch day. I dig into why branding must lead every publishing decision, from your title and cover to the way you show up online, and how that clarity turns strangers into readers who feel seen.

We break down a practical launch runway that mirrors film marketing: preorders, teasers, live Q&As, sample pages, and content pillars tied to your core themes. I share where to invest your energy—an email list that you own, Threads communities full of engaged black authors and readers, and TikTok pockets that love niche stories. You’ll learn how to turn engagement into momentum with simple, repeatable cadences instead of last-minute posts that vanish in the feed.

Distribution matters, but it isn’t a silver bullet. I explain the difference between global online distribution that gets you listed on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Walmart, and library catalogs, and in-store placement that requires proven demand to keep you on shelves. We get tactical about calling stores, equipping managers with a one-sheet, and using independent bookstores to build real relationships with local readers. If you’ve ever asked, “How do I sell more books?” this conversation gives you the checklist and the mindset to stop begging for sales and start leading your audience to a message that resonates.

If this helped, subscribe, share with a fellow author, and leave a quick review telling me the one strategy you’ll implement this week. Your feedback shapes what we dive into next.

Black Friday shouldn’t catch authors off guard—it’s the best moment all year to turn your voice into revenue, and we walk you through the plan step by step. We start by flipping the mindset from shopper to seller and get brutally clear about your offer: a sharp book launch, a value-packed bundle with a journal or workbook, or a smart relaunch that adds bonuses people actually want. From there, we map the pre-launch system—editing, interior layout, and a standout cover—then choose the right platform for your goals: Shopify for a full product ecosystem, Stan Store for speedy setup and email capture, or Amazon KDP for marketplace reach.

We dig into list building and relationship marketing because followers don’t pay the bills if you can’t reach them. You’ll hear how to set up a simple waitlist page, send a warmup sequence that teaches before it sells, and structure your launch emails so they feel like help, not hype. We also break down content workflows using Canva and Etsy templates: reels that show transformation, carousels that teach one idea at a time, and proof pieces that build trust. Expect practical guidance on timelines, from early access to final-hour reminders, with clear suggestions for SMS nudges and affiliate support.

Finally, we design your Black Friday week like a campaign, not a gamble. You’ll choose between percentage discounts, BOGO or bundles, and access bonuses like limited coaching, then schedule your send cadence from Black Friday through Cyber Monday. Along the way, we talk cash discipline—make money, then reinvest to grow—and the systems that keep you consistent after the rush. If you’re ready to sell a book, not just post about it, this guide will help you plan, execute, and scale with confidence. Subscribe, share this with a fellow author, and leave a review to tell us what you’re launching next.

We turn motivation into money with a focused 30-day plan for authors, coaches, and creative founders. From pricing with respect to building digital products that sell while you sleep, we map a simple path from stuck to sold and sharpen your strategy for Q4.

• weekend media wins, events, and community shout‑outs
• why creators get stuck: overthinking and info gaps
• choosing your first monetization strategy
• email list basics and lead magnet alignment
• pricing truths and avoiding the “cheap” trap
• build once, sell on autopilot with recordings
• a week‑by‑week 30‑day action plan
• consistency over ghosting your audience
• what “strategy” means and a simple formula
• Q4 urgency: schedule time, finish strong

Today is the last day to join for $97 Lifetime membership. You heard what I said, lifetime membership.

Tiffany A. Greenhood delivers powerful strategies for turning your message into money through multiple revenue streams. She shares ten practical methods anyone can implement immediately to monetize their expertise or personal story.

• Starting with your message instead of a product can open multiple income opportunities
• Books, journals, and workbooks are fundamental ways to package your expertise
• Digital courses and masterclasses can be created affordably using AI tools like ChatGPT
• Coaching and consulting allow you to charge directly for your knowledge
• Speaking engagements can begin for free on social media before becoming paid opportunities
• Licensing content to organizations and corporations can generate thousands in revenue
• Creating merchandise, digital products, and membership communities builds recurring income
• Podcasting, affiliate partnerships, and corporate contracts expand your revenue potential
• Using free resources like YouTube tutorials can help those on limited budgets
• Consistency in implementing strategies is key to seeing results

Join me at the Author's Brunch on September 28th at the Dream Palace Banquet Hall in Lynwood, Illinois from 1-5pm. Connect with me at publishwithtiffany.com or book a discovery call at bookwithtiffanynow.com to learn how we can work together.

Pastor Eryk Hood returns to discuss his controversial book "Tithing Will Keep You Broke," exposing what he believes is one of the biggest financial scams perpetuated in churches today. Drawing from scripture and personal experience, he reveals why the traditional teaching on tithing contradicts the Bible and keeps congregants financially struggling while church leaders prosper.

• Pastor Hood once tithed 30-40% of his income yet continued to struggle financially
• The book of Hebrews chapter 7 directly addresses tithing as part of the old law that was "canceled because of weakness and ineffectiveness"
• Money was never considered a tithe in scripture—the original tithing system involved agricultural products
• Malachi 3:10 (commonly used to promote tithing) was addressed to priests, not to general worshippers
• Church members shouldn't be responsible for paying church bills—if God called the pastor to ministry, God will provide
• The contradiction of churches denying financial help to faithful tithers who face hardship
• Importance of studying scripture personally rather than accepting pastoral interpretations without question

Pre-order the updated version of "Tithing Will Keep You Broke" at SavedandEducated.org and find over 900 educational videos on YouTube under Pastor Eryk Hood and TikTok at Saved and Educated.

Ready to question everything you thought you knew about church finances? Pastor Eryk Hood joins us for a mind-bending conversation about one of the most sensitive topics in modern Christianity: tithing. As both a pastor and biblical scholar, Pastor Hood doesn't hold back, claiming that "tithing will keep you broke" and backing it up with scripture that most Sunday sermons conveniently skip.

With sharp precision, Eryk Hood dissects commonly misused verses like Malachi 3:10, demonstrating how these passages have been lifted out of their historical and theological context. He takes us directly to Leviticus 27:30-34, revealing that tithing was specifically commanded to the children of Israel at Mount Sinai—not to modern believers. Most shockingly, he presents compelling evidence from Galatians 3 showing that following tithing as law may actually place believers "under the curse" rather than blessing them financially.

What makes this episode particularly powerful is that these challenges come from someone with pastoral credentials who has spent 15 years studying these texts. Pastor Eryk Hood isn't speaking from hurt or emotion but from what he describes as "biblical truths." Whether you ultimately agree with his interpretation or not, this conversation will equip you with knowledge to make more informed decisions about your finances and faith. Check Pastor Eryk Hood’s expanded edition of "Tithing Will Keep You Broke" with 100 additional pages of evidence, and connect with him on YouTube under Full Impact Ministries or at SavedAndEducated.org to pre-order the book and continue exploring these challenging biblical concepts. 

Tiffany A. Greenhood addresses the mindset blocks that prevent aspiring authors from publishing their books and building successful brands. She shares powerful insights on overcoming permission-seeking behavior and taking decisive action now rather than waiting for perfect conditions.

• Stop procrastinating and making excuses that lock up your potential wealth
• Your daily thoughts steer your book, brand, and financial success
• Stop asking for permission from people who don't understand your vision
• Make one bold move today without overthinking it (send a pitch, post your book cover)
• Getting it done is better than delaying it - perfection is the enemy of progress
• Don't stall your blessing because you're afraid of being seen
• You don't need more time, you need a new decision
• Use AI tools like ChatGPT to help you get started and create a plan
• If you start today, you'll be well into your project by Friday

Visit publishwithtiffany.com to join the email list and access digital products. Check out publishyourbooktoday.info for publishing packages and design services. Learn about the Publishing Black Chamber at publishingblackchamber.org.

What happens when a woman finally decides her truth is more important than keeping others comfortable? In this powerful conversation with author and visionary Roanae Kent, we witness the transformation that occurs when silence gives way to authentic storytelling.

Roanae shares the emotional journey behind her newly released book "Her Grace and Grit Anthology," a collection of stories from Black women about fortitude, empowerment, and resilience. With remarkable candor, she explains how years of accepting disrespect and lacking boundaries led to a breaking point—one that ultimately sparked her healing journey and this powerful anthology.

"People started dropping like flies," Roanae reveals, describing what happened when she began setting boundaries and stopped being "a punching bag" for those around her. This raw admission resonates deeply with anyone who has feared the relational consequences of standing in their truth. The ten-month journey from manuscript to published book wasn't just about production timelines but required emotional processing, courage, and healing.

Most powerfully, Roanae identifies her grandchildren as the catalyst for breaking generational cycles. "When I knew I was having grandchildren, that was my actual turning point," she shares, highlighting how healing becomes even more urgent when we consider its impact across generations. Her vulnerability serves as both mirror and roadmap for listeners contemplating their own healing journeys.

Whether you're considering sharing your own story or simply seeking inspiration to set healthier boundaries, this episode delivers both practical wisdom and emotional resonance. Grab your copy of "Her Grace and Grit Anthology" anywhere books are sold, including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Walmart.com, or visit HerGraceAndGritBook.com to learn more about Rone's upcoming book signings and special book box release.

Tiffany A. Greenhood introduces the Publishing Black Chamber of Commerce, a groundbreaking organization advocating for self-published Black authors who are building legacy brands and ownership on their own terms. She shares powerful strategies for authors to position themselves as authorities in their field rather than remaining hidden after publication.

• Chamber officially launched at publishingblackchamber.org with founding membership available for $97
• Self-publishing a book automatically makes you a publisher – you don't need millions of sales to claim this title
• Authors can expand their revenue streams by offering publishing services, coaching, and other expertise-based offerings
• Articulate your value proposition in one clear sentence – "if you can't articulate it, people can't pay you for it"
• Your signature expertise equals your book plus your backstory plus your solution
• Professional bios and functional links across all platforms are essential for credibility
• Create expert content addressing pain points rather than random posts
• Make yourself findable and bookable with speaker pages, media kits, and professional headshots
• Pitch yourself to podcasts, panels, and publications of all sizes – visibility is visibility
• "You didn't write your book to stay in the background. You wrote it to become the go-to voice in your space"

Join the Publishing Black Chamber of Commerce at publishingblackchamber.org or connect with Tiffany at publishwithtiffany.com to access all her resources.

Before publishing your book, set up a pre-order campaign to start making money and building buzz months in advance of your release date. Your voice and story have real monetary value—don't leave that money on the table by waiting until after publication to start earning.

• Pre-order campaigns require only a book cover, landing page, payment link, and release date
• Invest in professional cover design—avoid generic images and amateur photography that signal "unpublished"
• Choose a brandable title that could work for conferences, workshops, or other business extensions
• Register for ISBN (from Bowker) and Library of Congress Control Number before publication
• Create a professional online presence with at least a landing page to sell your pre-orders
• Treat your self-published book as a legitimate business product, not a hobby
• Early purchasers trust you with their money—reward them with special incentives or signed copies
• Use social media strategically, focusing on video content for platforms like TikTok and YouTube

Join my email list at publishwithtiffany.com, check out Publishing Black Magazine, and stay tuned for the Publishing Black Chamber of Commerce.

Tiffany A. Greenhood exposes the predatory practices of vanity publishing companies and shares how Black authors can avoid contract traps that steal their profits and ownership rights.

• Vanity publishers like AuthorHouse and Exlibris offer publishing packages from $500-$15,000 that provide minimal value
• These companies take up to 90% of royalties while charging authors triple the printing cost for their own books
• When publishing with vanity companies, authors don't own their ISBN or often even their book cover
• Authors should always read contracts carefully and understand what rights they're signing away
• Self-publishing gives authors complete ownership and control over their intellectual property
• Global distribution means your book is available worldwide, not just on Amazon
• Marketing begins before you finish writing your book, not after publication
• Being a New York Times bestseller only requires selling 6,000 books in the first week

For marketing tips and strategies, download a free ebook at publishwithtiffany.com. Browse the online magazine at publishedinblackmagazine.com and book a discovery call to potentially be featured on the show.

We explore how entrepreneurs and authors can create multiple income streams by leveraging their existing knowledge into high-value digital products, particularly focusing on selling to corporations rather than individuals.

• Digital products represent one of the most accessible ways to create passive income
• License your ebooks to corporations, schools, and organizations for $2,500-$7,000 instead of selling for $17
• Start thinking at a higher level by pursuing government contracts and institutional buyers
• Change your mindset and stop having "broke conversations" that limit your potential
• Set up professional systems like Stripe payment processing and Stan's Store to be ready when opportunities arise
• Focus on building an email list of people who want your solutions, not just social media followers
• Create multiple income streams within your existing expertise: coaching, courses, licensing, speaking, merchandise
• Be selective about opportunities and partnerships - everything isn't about money

Book a discovery call at PublishWithTiffany.com or catch replays of this show at PublishedInBlackPodcast.com.

Every business needs at least one digital product that sells while you sleep, allowing you to expand your bottom line and create multiple income streams. Tiffany shares seven powerful revenue sources that can transform your financial situation without requiring significant startup capital.

• Digital products provide passive income as customers buy without your direct involvement
• Overthinking and perfectionism are the enemies of getting started with income diversification
• Every industry and business can create valuable digital products that teach your expertise
• Don't be deterred by market saturation - your unique approach will attract your audience
• Coaching allows you to monetize your knowledge through personalized guidance
• Courses transform your expertise into structured learning experiences with higher price points
• Speaking engagements can be highly lucrative with minimal time investment
• Merchandise and physical products can be created without inventory using drop shipping
• Affiliate marketing leverages other companies' products for commission-based income
• Consistency is key - success comes from persistence, not perfection

Connect with Tiffany at publishedwithtiffany.com to join her email list, check out Publishing Black Magazine, book a call, or explore her digital products. Follow her on social media at Black Writer Space.

In this episode, Tiffany A. Greenhood delivers an essential masterclass on intellectual property protection for authors and creative entrepreneurs, covering copyright, trademark, and wealth-building strategies.

• Copyright automatically belongs to you once your idea is put in tangible form (written down or recorded)
• Copyright protection lasts for your lifetime plus 70 years after death
• Register copyright at Copyright.gov for strongest legal protection
• Books, digital products, journals, social media posts, and graphic designs can all be copyrighted
• Trademark protects brand names, business names, podcast names, and event titles
• Book titles cannot be copyrighted or trademarked, but book series can be trademarked
• Registering an LLC does not protect your business name nationally—you need a trademark
• Trademark registration fees start at $250-350 per class when filing yourself
• Beware of companies claiming to "patent" your ideas—verify they specialize in the right intellectual property protection

Protect what you create: Copyright protects your work. Trademark protects your brand. IP builds your wealth.

Tiffany celebrates turning 50 and shares powerful reflections on staying focused, building a legacy, and pursuing dreams without procrastination.

• Announcement of a publishing workshop in Michigan City, Indiana on June 28th, 2025
• Introduction of Publishing Black Magazine's second quarter issue launching this week
• Reminder to stop putting personal dreams on hold while helping everyone else
• Discussion of the importance of pivoting and removing things that no longer serve you
• Announcement of the Published in Black Chamber of Commerce to address barriers facing Black authors
• Emphasis on proper book registration with ISBN numbers and the Library of Congress
• Recommendations for creating digital products to replace time-intensive business activities

If you'd like to attend the publishing workshop or learn more about the Published in Black Chamber of Commerce, visit publishwithtiffany.com or email hello@publishedinblackchamber.org.

Mindset is the missing ingredient in marketing success for authors and entrepreneurs. Before you can effectively market your book, you need to address how your words, beliefs, and business structures might be sabotaging your potential.

• Stop having "broke conversations" that contradict your goals of abundance
• Change your language from scarcity to prosperity to open pathways for success
• Focus on your message rather than just book sales
• Build a movement around your content through consistent visibility
• Utilize platforms like TikTok to reach new audiences who resonate with your message
• Structure your business properly - consider corporations instead of LLCs
• Set up professional payment systems beyond cash apps
• Create proper business bank accounts and invoicing systems
• Be prepared to receive the success you claim you want
• Do your research and implement what you learn rather than just consuming information

Join my email list at publishwithtiffany.com. 

Check out Publishing Black magazine if you're interested in being featured or on the cover. For local authors in the Chicagoland area or Northwest Indiana interested in a live studio interview, contact me at tamediacofirm@gmail.com.

To book a strategy call, go to bookwithtiffanynow.com.

The Power of a Pitch Letter: Why Authors Should Be Pitching Themselves DAILY

Stop waiting to be discovered—start positioning yourself to be booked. In this episode, I’m breaking down how a simple pitch letter can open doors to paid speaking engagements, media opportunities, podcast interviews, partnerships, and more.

You’ll learn what to include, how to sound like a pro, and why a pitch letter + a Google form or Acuity link could be your new money-making combo.

Speaking is the easiest money you’ll ever make—if people know you exist.

So let’s get you pitch-ready, booked, and paid.

🎙️ How to Level Up Your Media Game as an Author

You wrote the book… now it’s time to get SEEN. In this episode, I’m walking you through how to position yourself for TV appearances, magazine features, podcast interviews, and more—all by getting your media game tight.

We’re talking professional headshots (put that phone down), polished bios, branded domains, and why every author needs a press release and media kit.

Visibility is currency. If you want to attract major media, you need to look like you belong there. Let me show you how to build your media presence like a pro.