We've interviewed thousands of successful founders at Starter Story and asked what advice they would give to entrepreneurs who are just getting started.

Here's the best advice we discovered for starting a book club:

#1: Heather Caliendo, founder of Book Club Chat:

We chatted with with Heather, founder of Book Club Chat ($4K/month). In our interview, Heather says:

Try to carve out blocks of time each day, even if it’s only 20 minutes here and there, where you can truly dedicate yourself to growing your business.

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#2: Ben Keene, founder of Rebel Book Club:

We chatted with with Ben, founder of Rebel Book Club ($13K/month). In our interview, Ben says:

Don’t put pressure on yourself to build something big or extraordinary. Start small, keep it simple, enjoy the journey, and share what you’re trying to do.

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#3: Heather Caliendo, founder of Book Club Chat:

We chatted with with Heather, founder of Book Club Chat ($4K/month). In our interview, Heather says:

I thought if I grew a huge Instagram presence, that I would in turn receive a ton of site traffic. That never happened.

Additionally:

Research and patience are two things you must have to grow a blog. Making $4,000/m on a hobby didn’t happen overnight.

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#4: Ben Keene, founder of Rebel Book Club:

We chatted with with Ben, founder of Rebel Book Club ($13K/month). In our interview, Ben says:

“Tsundoku, the constant act of buying books, but never reading them.Specifically, it is letting books pile up in one’s room so much that the owner never gets a chance to read all of them.”

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Starting A Book Club: Everything You Need To Know

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