In nonfiction publishing, credibility is currency. Readers invest not just money, but trust. When they pick up a business guide, memoir, history book, or health manual, they expect the information presented to be accurate, verifiable, and responsibly sourced. One factual error can erode that trust instantly. According to the Edelman Trust Barometer, more than 60% of consumers say that trust...
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