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06/11/2024

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the Rural Entrepreneur Collective – a membership platform dedicated to empowering rural, regional, and remote authors and business owners across Australia!

Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur, an aspiring author, or a small business owner navigating the unique challenges of rural life, this community was created with you in mind.

This is based on our original concept of the Rural Entrepreneur Australia digital magazine (past issues will also now be accessible on the platform free), but designed to be more interactive and powerful.

What’s inside the Collective?

Our platform offers a range of resources and features designed to help you thrive:

✨ Social-Style Community Platform – Connect and collaborate with like-minded entrepreneurs and authors, share experiences, ask questions, and build lasting relationships.

🎓 Video Courses & Online Training – Access on-demand learning resources covering essential skills for rural businesses, from digital marketing to financial management.

📚 Resource Library – Browse a collection of eBooks, checklists, templates, and written guides to help you tackle everyday business challenges.

👥 Groups for Every Niche – Join specialised groups based on industry, location, or interest, so you can connect with those who share your goals and passions.

💼 Job Board – Post and find job opportunities within the community, tailored for those living and working in rural Australia.

📇 Member Directory – Discover and connect with fellow members across the country to exchange ideas, insights, and referrals.

🌟 Featured Experts – Learn from experienced professionals with deep knowledge in fields relevant to rural business.

We know the rural business journey can feel isolating – and that’s why we’ve built the Rural Entrepreneur Collective as a space to connect, learn, and grow together. No matter where you’re located, this platform is here to help you unlock new opportunities and elevate your business.

Here’s how the membership options are structured:

Free Membership: Basic access to limited content (including the magazine).

Rural Authors Club Membership: Affordable access to book-focused content.

Full Business Membership: Comprehensive access, designed to support rural business owners and regional authors alike, with an extensive range of resources.

Ready to Join?

As a founding member, you’ll get exclusive early access to everything the Collective offers. And as our way of saying thank you, we’re offering a special founder’s price of $37 per month, or $370 for a year (get 2 months free).

This will be lowest price offered, and it will increase as the value inside the membership increases. Lock this price in now, and you’ll stay on this rate forever.

Alternatively, if you’d like to join the Rural Authors Club level, it’s currently on offer now for just $17 a month, or $170 per year.

OR – if you want to test the platform out, feel free to sign up for a free membership and take a look around. This is where you can now access past copies of our free digital magazine Rural Entrepreneur Australia. If you then want more access to the rest of the content, you can upgrade easily at any time.

Learn more & join here > https://ruralentrepreneurcollective.com.au/join/

Featured Experts

We're still on the hunt for featured experts, who can provide some helpful video or written content to the membership.

In return for your contributions, you'll receive a free 12-month membership, plus promotional opportunities.

If this interests you, feel free to reply to us, or sign up for the free membership above, take a look around and then let us know so we can upgrade you.

We look forward to welcoming you in to our new community soon!

Sarah & Toby

15/10/2024

Today is the International Day of Rural Women 🥳🥂

To celebrate, why not grab a copy of 'Rural Business Women' curated by Sarah.

It features the stories and advice from 16 incredible rural and regional women in business.

You can grab a copy on Amazon or just type 'rural business women' into Google.

And if you already have a copy? Gift one to a friend.

Cheers to all the rural and regional women across Australia (and the world) who do and achieve so much.

10/09/2024

EXCITING // Our digital magazine – Rural Entrepreneur Australia – is in the process of being ‘re-imagined’ and repurposed, into an amazing online community platform

We’re really excited about this, as we are using some industry leading software to create a collaborative membership platform for rural authors and rural business leaders.

It will be like nothing you’ve ever seen before!

Whether you’re looking for practical tips, cutting-edge business training, networking opportunities, or just a supportive space to share ideas, our platform will soon be here to help you grow and thrive.

In the meantime, while we’re busy building this amazing new digital space, we have an opportunity to share with you.

We’re looking for passionate and knowledgeable individuals to step up and become featured experts in our new community.

If you have experience and insights that could benefit other rural businesses, we’d love to hear from you.

As a featured expert, you’ll have the opportunity to share your expertise in the form of video courses, masterclasses or written resources, host discussions, and be a go-to resource for our members. You’ll also score free membership in our collaborative space.

(There is no cost to be involved)

You can contribute content on anything that might be useful to regional businesses – health, finance, marketing, etc.

If you're interested, you can apply via the form below and we'll be in touch with more details.

Apply here: https://form.jotform.com/242528692289066

04/09/2024

⭐️OPPORTUNITY ⭐️

Our client Adie McDermott is looking for women writers, healers, coaches, and heart lead entrepreneurs to feature in her new collaborative book, 'Lead With Love', a self-development book all about self-expression, self-acceptance and how being yourself is the most beautiful, valuable and influential thing you can be.

So much more than just another collab book, where publishers take your money and run, this book is part of her new visibility program where contributors learn how to CLEAR all the pesky stuff that is keeping them small, clarify their offering, speak in a way that connects to others and BLAST it out into the world on all channels. It is also designed specifically and thoughtfully so people actually want to read it.

What’s it all about?

‘Lead With Love' will be an internationally published book, that showcases the voices and work of international women who lead with love are are are making a difference in the world.

This book is capable of taking your visibility, credibility and authority to a greater level, and it is is an amazing opportunity for authors to be featured as a leader themselves, or take part in the same book with global leaders and influencers that have 1000s of followers around the world.

Often, it is not easy for women to be seen, so the bonus feature of this project is that is doubles as a visibility program that actually 'CLEARS' what is stopping you from expressing yourself fully and loudly out into the world, so your voice is heard, your work is seen and your business blows up as you learn to express yourself in a way that impacts the world.

If you Lead With Love yourself and want to create change in the world, don’t miss this once in a lifetime opportunity.

Deadline to submit an EOl is Sept 9.
19 spaces left only.
The cost of producing and publishing a book like this will be divided between authors.

For more information, and to apply or express your interest, go here: https://adiemcdermott.com/lead-with-love/

30/08/2024

⭐️A sneaky little new release...⭐️

➡️How to Write & Leverage Your Business Book - By Sarah!!!

Want to finally write that business book?

Publishing a book that showcases your expertise as a business owner can completely transform your business and brand.

It will boost your profile, add to your credibility and open the door to many new opportunities for you and your business to grow.

Yet, a business positioning book needs to be done right. And, getting real results from your book isn’t always easy.

In ‘How to Write & Leverage Your Business Book’ an award-winning copywriter and serial entrepreneur, best-selling author and now publisher, shares the secrets to planning, writing, publishing, marketing and most-importantly, leveraging your story.

Leading you on the right path towards business book success.

Only $17 plus $6 postage.

Grab yours here:
https://theruralpublishingcompany.com.au/product/how-to-write-your-business-book-paperback/

27/08/2024

After the first meeting with Alexander, we sometimes struck up a conversation on the tram on our way to university. At first it all seemed perfectly innocent except I knew it wasn’t. I watched out for him, slowing on the footpath for him to catch up. I was dizzy with anticipation; my thoughts were awash with a need to be close to him. My fascination with Alexander began to occupy almost all my thinking.

Our conversations on the way to and from campus became routine. I abandoned my university friends to fit in with Alexander’s routine, and although I attended my own lectures my thoughts were never far away from seeing him later in the day or the following morning. Our infatuation with each other moved up a notch when Alexander suggested we meet for lunch in Carlton. My thoughts were scattered all morning. Should students meet with lecturers outside the university?

The University Café in Lygon Street, a short walk from the university, was a place Alexander often frequented. We sat at a small timber table beside the stairs. Around us the sound of voices loomed large, lured to the café by authentic Italian fare. The regular café goers appeared to know people at the other tables and were clearly enjoying themselves, calling across the room and joking with the waiters. Alexander was comfortable, smiling; I was fidgety and on edge.

‘So why law, Isabella?’

‘I didn’t have much choice really. My mother is a lawyer and so was her father and on it goes.’

‘Following in their footsteps …’

‘No. Well, yes. I suppose it looks like that. And I work for my mother as well.’

He grinned. ‘A family practice waiting for you when you finish your degree?’

‘I’m not too sure what I’ll do. I might even change courses.’

‘Sounds like the voice of discontent.’

‘Just following my own intuition, maybe.’

‘Do your family know about your ambivalence?’

‘No, but it’s not up to them.’ I shifted in my chair and looked him straight in the eye. ‘I have my own opinions, you know, and if I want to change my mind I’m perfectly entitled to do so.’

He raised his hands in front of him. ‘I’m not saying you shouldn’t do what you want, just wondering how difficult it would be for you. But I can see you have a mind of your own. That’s always a good thing.’

A wide grin crossed his face and my indignation subsided. We laughed and relaxed back in our skinny bentwood chairs. One of the waiters placed two tumblers of red wine and a basket of crusty bread on the table. Two plates of spaghetti arrived soon after and the awkward liaison between us as student and lecturer shifted to one of friendship. But of course, it was something else altogether.

From then on, the relationship intensified...

Find Issie Mac by Heather Whiteford Roche on Google or Amazon :)

23/08/2024

Once upon a time in a cozy little town, there lived an author named Mildred Wainwright. Mildred had a penchant for writing, and her stories were loved by all who read them. But there was one thing Mildred didn’t have a knack for — formatting.

After months of hard work, Mildred finally finished her latest book, "The Curious Case of the Missing Left Sock." It was a whimsical tale full of twists, turns, and talking laundry. Mildred was thrilled. She could already imagine her readers laughing out loud at the antics of the sock-stealing gnome. There was just one thing left to do: layout the book.

Mildred, being the fiercely independent type, decided to tackle this task herself. "How hard could it be?" she thought. She opened up her computer, fired up her word processor, and got to work.

The first challenge came when she tried to set the margins. Mildred had always thought margins were just those annoying spaces where nothing happened, but now she realised they were vital. She tried setting them at one inch. Then half an inch. Then two inches. Suddenly, the pages looked like they’d been formatted by a drunken octopus, with text crammed to one side, and random words floating in a sea of whitespace.

Undeterred, Mildred moved on to the headers and footers. She typed her name at the top of every page. But when she previewed the book, her name appeared upside down on some pages, backward on others, and once, it even ran vertically along the spine of the book. She swore she hadn’t clicked anything to make that happen, but there it was, like a graffiti tag from a parallel universe.

The real nightmare began when Mildred tried to insert page numbers. She wanted them at the bottom of each page, in the centre. But no matter what she did, the numbers would either vanish entirely or end up in bizarre places, like the middle of a paragraph or halfway up a sentence. On one page, the number 7 appeared in bold, right in the middle of a dramatic monologue by the sock gnome. It looked like the gnome had suddenly developed a stammer.

Exasperated, Mildred decided to take a break. She went to the kitchen, made herself a cup of tea, and tried to calm down. But even as she sipped her Earl Grey, all she could think about was the mess waiting for her on the screen. She tried to relax, but visions of disjointed paragraphs and rogue page numbers haunted her.

Finally, after another failed attempt that left her book looking like a ransom note, Mildred threw her hands up in defeat. She stared at the ceiling and let out a long, dramatic sigh. "I’m a writer, not a formatting wizard," she muttered. "I need help."

And so, Mildred decided to do what she should have done all along. She hired a professional book designer. A week later, the designer sent her the formatted manuscript, and it was a thing of beauty. The margins were perfect, the headers and footers behaved themselves, and the page numbers stayed where they belonged. Mildred was thrilled.

When she held the final proof in her hands, she couldn’t help but laugh. The layout was so flawless that it seemed like magic. Mildred realised that sometimes, it’s okay to leave certain tasks to the experts. After all, she wouldn’t expect her book designer to write a novel, so why should she try to format one?

And so, Mildred lived happily ever after, typing away on her next story, blissfully unaware of how margins or page numbers worked.

And the sock gnome? Well, he got his own spin-off series — beautifully formatted, of course 😉

20/08/2024

Join Kai as he sets off on a whimsical journey through meadows, woods, and sandy lands in search of The Brightest Butterfly. With each joyful leap, the butterfly flutters just out of reach, leading Kai on a scenic chase.

But in a surprising twist, Kai uncovers the magic of patience as he learns that sometimes it's better to simply let things be. This heart-warming children's picture book invites readers to explore the wonders of nature and the valuable lessons it holds.

Search for 'The Brightest Butterfly by Catrina Byron' on Google.

16/08/2024

💪 The Unlikely Heroes of Book World... 🌊

Geraldine "Gerry" Thwaite was a writer with a dream – to share her epic fantasy, 'Swordfish and the Sorcerer', with the world.

Unfortunately, her talent for crafting imaginary realms was inversely proportional to her understanding of the real one.

Enter the dream team: a motley crew of experts who would transform her manuscript from a mere scribble into a literary phenomenon.

First came the visionary, the cover designer. With an eye for the ethereal and a penchant for colour psychology, he transformed the book's identity. What emerged was more than a cover; it was a portal into the world of Swordfish.

Then there was the linguistic architect, the editor. With a surgeon's precision, she sculpted the prose, transforming a rough draft into a polished gem. Her work was more than correction; it was an elevation of the author's voice.

Next came the marketing maestro. With a flair for the dramatic and an uncanny understanding of the reader's psyche, he crafted a campaign that was nothing short of brilliant. Gerry, the once-shy author, was transformed into a captivating storyteller.

Finally, the formatting wizard wove his digital magic. With algorithms and aesthetics as his tools, he created an immersive reading experience. The book was no longer just words on a page; it was an interactive journey.

Together, this extraordinary team took a raw manuscript and turned it into a bestseller. Their collaboration was a testament to the power of expertise, proving that even the most talented writer needs a village of support to bring their vision to life.

Gerry, while initially sceptical, became a fervent believer in the power of teamwork, and her book, a shining example of what can be achieved when creativity meets strategy.

And so, the unlikely heroes of the publishing world had done it again. Another masterpiece was born, and the world was richer for it 😉

15/08/2024

Our individual publishing services could be just what you need to succeed as a self-publishing author.

We offer:

✅ Cover design
✅ Editing
✅ Internal layout
✅ Author websites

Just Google our website or ask us :)

14/08/2024

Want to write more engaging content and stories? Show, don't tell!

Instead of saying 'I was really excited,' try 'My heart raced like a Formula 1 car!' 🏎️

13/08/2024

"As Bruce parked in the driveway of his parents’ place, his mum emerged from the front door. She had been eagerly waiting to see her little boy. ‘Bruce, it’s so good to see you,’ she said as she embraced him warmly. Bruce gave her his best smile; he was really happy to see her.

Merve appeared in the doorway. ‘G’day, mate,’ he added as he gave his son a firm handshake.

Bruce grabbed his bag from the Cruiser’s passenger side and followed his mum inside, with Merve behind, closing the door. ‘Frances will be here for dinner and I’m preparing a stuffed topside roast because I know it’s a favourite for you both,’ Doris said. Bruce hardly needed her to tell him. His nostrils and sinuses were being caressed with the glorious aroma of roasting beef and veggies.

‘Did I ever tell you, you’re an amazing mum?’ he said to Doris.

‘Just doing what mum’s do,’ replied Doris as she busied herself with some further preparations for dinner. ‘One day you’ll know exactly what I mean. You’ll have your own children. If they end up anything like you and Frances, you will be blessed.’

Merve had grabbed two stubbies of beer from the fridge and a can of lemonade. With a little bit from each stubbie, he made his wife a shandy in a tall glass, which she always enjoyed before dinner, found some stubbie coolers to insulate the beers and offered one to Bruce. ‘Cheers, mate,’ he said. ‘Cheers, Honey,’ he toasted to his wife, ‘Here’s to a perfect dinner.’

Merve and Bruce perched themselves on stools around the kitchen island as Doris kept working on dinner and all three caught up with each other. Though Merve and Doris had almost daily had an update on the muster, there was nothing like hearing it from Bruce in person as the chat cues prompted questions that seem to get missed in a phone conversation. Merve was very impressed how his son had handled it, and especially how he had worked so well with Col and his young family. ‘You’re a born leader, Bruce,’ he offered. ‘You’re doing a lot better than I would have done at your age.

‘Bit of nuisance about that bull though, Bruce. They say, when you have livestock, you have dead stock, but it surely doesn’t have to be the most valuable one you own,’
Merve despaired. They had a good yarn about blackleg and how Bruce might prevent any future deaths. ‘That vet seems pretty handy, Bruce. She did a good job when we got her out to preg test the heifers a few months ago.’

Handy is one way to describe her, thought Bruce, who was inwardly assigning a whole pile of more flattering descriptors to Eileen.

Bruce agreed. As much as discussion about Eileen brought an unstoppable smile to his face, he thought he should steer the discussion well out of that territory before he dropped his guard and admitted he’d more than had her out for veterinary work. ‘That Kubota has been brilliant, Dad,’ he offered. ‘It was great when my foot was out. Now I understand why Simone likes it so much.’ Merve was eager to discuss vehicles, and Bruce breathed easier.

Just before six o’clock, Frances arrived, prompting Merve to get her a beer as well. She too was very pleased to see her brother. ‘Good to see your lameness has gone, Bruce. Is the toe good now?’ she asked.

‘It’s only a few weeks, Frances, and it’s as good as it could be. It’s amazing how n**e I felt, not being able to get my boot on. Maybe I should wear steel-capped boots next time I go crabbing?’ he replied.

‘Yeah. How long do you reckon you can stay? I’d love to take you out on the town, maybe tomorrow night?’ Frances asked hopefully.

‘I’ll stay for that Frances. Sounds like an offer I can’t refuse,’ Bruce replied.

‘Knowing you, you haven’t been out the gate of Bovale for weeks, brother. You need socialising,’ Frances added.

‘I might have snuck into town just once, Frances,’ Bruce said with just a hint of the pleasure look in his eye.

Frances was sharp. She did not miss it. ‘And what was on in town, Bruce? Maybe not just Mick and Craig getting you anaesthetised?’ she queried, certain she’d spotted guilt of some sort.

‘Just for a change Frances, I was good. We went to the pub and had a steak and a beer,’ Bruce said.

‘You three don’t just have a beer, Bruce,’ Frances teased gently. ‘I just hope it was clean fun and I suspect it might have even been that, given your back leg was lame, as Craig calls it.’

Doris had dinner ready, and they descended on the dining room table. Doris had set the table with a small vase of leafy gum tree twigs and flowers at each end. The tablecloth was one of her finest. The silver cutlery was set alongside placings from her beautiful dinner set. Doris was creating the best ambience she could for a special dinner with the most precious people in her life.

Bruce had to lick his lips a few times. He was salivating so much in anticipation of the feast, the aromas of which were driving his senses giddy in delight. ‘Thanks, Mum, this is Christmas,’ he said. Merve and Frances agreed as they all waited to be served and for Doris to sit before they hoed into the magnificent tucker.

They had all finished their beers. Merve had brought out a bottle of shiraz and added it to the table earlier. Not only did it give the setting even better ambience, he knew they would all enjoy it immensely. At some stage in the past, he had learned the simple art of how to attractively wrap a serviette around the neck of the bottle to avoid spillage, which would help keep stains off the tablecloth. With a bit of ceremony, Merve poured wine for himself, Frances and Bruce into the crystal glasses Doris had set. Doris was envious as she had to stick with a sparkling water; no sense in reducing the chances of chemotherapy doing its job.

‘A toast to you, Bruce, and how you’re handling Bovale,’ Merve said. All raised their drinks.

Bruce said, ‘Thanks everyone. It’s a full-on gig, but I really enjoy the work and the challenge...’"

Grab your copy of 'Breeding' by Geoffry Fordyce on Amazon, Google or other leading online retailers :)

11/08/2024

⭐Self-Publishing Your Book: A Step-by-Step Guide⭐

Delve into the world of self-publishing and you’ll soon discover that the process is definitely not child’s play 😬

It’s often a complex and exhausting journey to navigate that often leads to frustration and overwhelm, particularly for the first time author.

But before you give up entirely, sometimes, you just need a little helping hand.

To start with, let’s look at the essential steps you need to tackle to get the job done.

✅1. Write and Revise Your Book

Crafting Your Story: Ensure your manuscript is complete and polished.
Self-Editing: Go through multiple rounds of editing to correct errors and refine your writing.
Seek Professional Editing: Consider hiring a professional editor for a fresh perspective.

✅2. Develop a Compelling Book Cover

First Impressions Matter: A captivating cover can make or break a book.
Hire a Designer: Consider hiring a professional book cover designer.
DIY Approach: If you’re on a budget, explore DIY options using design software such as Canva. This can be tricky to get right though!

✅3. Format Your Book

Interior Design: Create a clean and professional interior layout, including fonts, spacing, and headings.
eBook Format: Convert your manuscript into eBook formats like EPUB and MOBI.
Print Format: Prepare print-ready files for paperback or hardcover versions.

😎Read more here: https://theruralpublishingcompany.com.au/self-publishing-your-book-a-step-by-step-guide/

07/08/2024

✍️SELF-PUBLISHING INDIVIDUAL SERVICES: BOOK TYPESETTING

Often, internal layout or typesetting is one of the more complicated aspects to do as a self-publishing author.

You need to know all about the technicalities of margins, bleed, trim size, fonts and more for print AND how to produce good-looking reflowable EPUB files (that aren't shabbily produced directly from a Word document!).

That's where you can get us and our experienced team to help you :)

If you don't need an entire publishing package, but just need your internals done - we can use our industry-leading software to produce both print and eBook formats professionally for you.

Simply go here for more details:

https://theruralpublishingcompany.com.au/book-typesetting/

29/07/2024

⭐️LOCAL WORD WRITERS FESTIVAL - DECODING THE PUBLISHING INDUSTRY - Q&A SESSION⭐️

Sarah will be participating/presenting on a panel discussion in the upcoming Local Word Writers Festival in Geelong on August 25 :)

The Local Word Writers Festival is an annual three-day event of local writers presenting workshops, presentations and panel discussions for writers and readers.

Session info:

What does it take to get a novel or memoir signed? What does a literary agent do? Can I send a manuscript directly to a publisher? What's the difference between publishing and self-publishing, and how do I take the next step?

These are just a few of the questions often asked in online writing groups, workshops and writers forums. There’s a huge amount of information on the internet and understandably, emerging writers often don't know where to start. So let’s talk all things publishing!

Featuring novelist and editor/writing coach, Liz Monument, author of Rural Business Women and hybrid publisher, Sarah Walkerden, local published poet and author of Potty Mouth, Potty Mouth, Alex Creece and Abbey Lay, whose first novel Lead Us Not was shortlisted for the Victorian Premier’s Award for an Unpublished Manuscript. Chaired by Jen Kloester, who has written extensively about bestselling British novelist, Georgette Heyer.

Send your question/s in advance to [email protected] (subject: “Question for Publishing Panel”) or come along on the day and join the discussion.

Entry is free but bookings are required.

Link in comments :)

12/07/2024

🛑Feeling Lost in the Publishing Maze? Find Your Path with Our Easy Online Courses 💻

Living the rural life fuels your stories, but navigating the publishing world can feel like wrangling a rogue emu!

The Rural Publishing Company's online courses are here to guide you, from aspiring author to bookshelf champion!

Our courses offer:

⭐️Actionable Skills: Learn from experienced authors and industry professionals.
⭐️Self-Paced, Bite-Sized Learning: Fit classes into your busy rural schedule.
⭐️On Demand, Instant Access: Sign up, and dive right in.

Whether you're crafting your first chapter or polishing your manuscript, we have a course for you!

➡️ Just enter 'rural publishing company' into Google, find our website, and hit the 'Courses' link (or find the link in the comments below).

P.S. Check out our free resources to jumpstart your publishing journey! Just check out the 'Free Stuff' tab on our website.

11/07/2024

⭐️ REMINDER: Collaboration Opportunity - EOI Due Monday, 15th July ⭐️

Want to become a published author, the easy way?

If you're a business leader, joining a collaborative book is by far the easiest, fastest way to get published.

Simply contribute one chapter on your area of expertise - and everything else (editing, publishing etc.) will be handled for you :)

Adie McDermott is currently seeking expressions of interest from business owners who would like to contribute to 'Lead with Love'.

You don't need to be a perfect writer or have any experience with books, as Adie will coach you through the entire process - and then our editing team will work their magic to polish your prose.

All publishing aspects will be professionally managed and executed by our team. Adie will be coordinating the book and working with you on your submission.

You'll also get the opportunity to network and build relationships with your fellow authors.

The link to express your interest will be in the comments. Any questions can be directed to us or Adie.

Expressing your interest does not commit you, you'll just be provided with the full details you need to make a decision.

Being published is a great way to increase the visibility of your brand and business, and to establish your credibility as a leader in your field.

Plus - with a collaborative book, it gets you in front of all the other authors audiences 😉

Don't miss out!

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