3 Benefits of Publishing a Family History Book This Year

Have you ever thought about publishing your family history?

It's a great way to share your research with others and preserve your findings for future generations.

Not sure where to start?

Here are a few benefits of publishing your family history that might just convince you to give it a try.

1.  Sharing Your Research

One of the biggest benefits of publishing your family history is that it allows you to share your research with others.

If you've been working on your family tree for a while, you probably have a lot of information that you've uncovered.

By publishing your findings, you can make them available to other family historians who might be interested in learning more about their own roots.

2.  Preserving Your Research

Another benefit of publishing your family history is that it helps to preserve your research for future generations.

We all know that paper documents can degrade over time, so by publishing your work online, you can be sure that it will be around for years to come.

And if you're worried about losing access to your own work, don't be; most genealogy websites allow you to download and save a copy of your published family history.

3.  Getting Feedback from Other Genealogists

When you publish your family history online, you also open yourself up to feedback from other genealogists.

• This can be incredibly helpful when you're stuck on a brick wall or trying to verify a piece of information.
• By soliciting feedback from others, you might just find that missing link you've been looking for.

In summary, publishing your family history is a great way to share your research with others and preserve your findings for future generations.

If you're not sure where to start, there are plenty of resources available online (like this one!) to help you get started.

So what are you waiting for?

Check out my blog post on 8 Tips to Writing Your Family Memoir Today!

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