The Showbiz Side Hustle Podcast
Jun 25, 2026 · 26 min · 12 segments
Send us Fan Mail Most people think getting published means uploading to Amazon and hoping for the best. Jo Wildsmith does it properly. In this…
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Nicole Louise GeddesHost
Jo WildsmithGuestUm, so just very grateful for you for listening to my mad, new, uneducated second edition idea, and then bringing the info, the understanding and the publishing power to bring that to life.
What's it been like behind the computer in terms of getting the second edition up and running? Seamless? Busy? Upside down? I mean-

So, in some ways it was easier, because obviously the volume of the new stuff that was coming in, the new content that was coming in, obviously there was significantly less of it.

And because there was a gap between the first edition and the second edition, obviously, the, it was, I basically had to reread the whole book again just to make sure, and make sure everything was going in the right places, that we were y- following the same pattern with things like using, where we used italics and things like that too.

Because when you're dealing with people, lots of different authors, they're all using their different language, but we want it to be a pleasurable experience for the reader, so it's gotta be able to be something that can be read and enjoyed, as well as written and enjoyed.

So it, it had its own challenges, but like every book we give birth to, [laughs] or we help the authors give birth to, it's an absolute joy, and I love bringing books into the world.
Well, you're, you're very good at it, Jo, and I wouldn't do it with anybody else.
Um, so just very grateful for you for listening to my mad, new, uneducated second edition idea, and then bringing the info, the understanding and the publishing power to bring that to life.
What's it been like behind the computer in terms of getting the second edition up and running? Seamless? Busy? Upside down? I mean-

So, in some ways it was easier, because obviously the volume of the new stuff that was coming in, the new content that was coming in, obviously there was significantly less of it.

And because there was a gap between the first edition and the second edition, obviously, the, it was, I basically had to reread the whole book again just to make sure, and make sure everything was going in the right places, that we were y- following the same pattern with things like using, where we used italics and things like that too.

Because when you're dealing with people, lots of different authors, they're all using their different language, but we want it to be a pleasurable experience for the reader, so it's gotta be able to be something that can be read and enjoyed, as well as written and enjoyed.

So it, it had its own challenges, but like every book we give birth to, [laughs] or we help the authors give birth to, it's an absolute joy, and I love bringing books into the world.
Well, you're, you're very good at it, Jo, and I wouldn't do it with anybody else.
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