Your Relationship Dynamics of a Successful Book Lesson 10 Your second book is easier than the first because now there is a relationship between you and your reader. How are you nurturing that relationship? Lesson 10 is coming. Standby! We’d love to help you...
Your Conversation Dynamics of a Successful Book Lesson 9 Your book isn’t a transaction, it’s a launchpad, a business card, it’s the beginning of a conversation. Your relationship with your reader doesn’t end when she buys your book, it begins. Lesson 9 is coming....
Your Call to Action Dynamics of a Successful Book Lesson 7 Take the initiative. Once you've established a connection, ask your potential reader to act. Lesson 7 is coming. Standby! We’d love to help you reach the world with your book. Just let us where you...
Ten Dynamics of a Successful Book Virtual Writer's Conference I spoke at a writer’s conference recently. As a publisher, my job was to share the realities of the publishing world and offer some tips that will help make the authors and their books more...
Your Home Dynamics of a Successful Book Lesson 6 Once you’ve created that first spark of interest where do you bring you potential audience? They can learn more about you and your message. Lesson 6 is coming. Standby! We’d love to help you reach the world with...
Your Hook Dynamics of a Successful Book Lesson 5 What is a hook? Well, since we’re calling it a hook, let’s go with a fishing analogy. The bait you’ll be using is the promise your book makes. The fish we’re trying to catch is your potential reader. The hook, what...
Your Network Dynamics of a Successful Book Lesson 4 Selling just 500 copies of your book would put you ahead of the vast majority of authors today. And selling 500 books just isn’t that hard if you understand your network. If you’re already in ministry or business, or...
Your Medium Dynamics of a Successful Book: Lesson 3 People do judge a book by its cover, and it’s interior. The quality of your book’s presentation is a reflection of the quality of your message. Beyond the aesthetics of your cover and interior,...
Your Audience Dynamics of a Successful Book: Lesson 2 One of the first questions I ask new authors is. “Who is your intended audience?” Way too often I get the reply, “Oh, everyone.” “Everyone” is a non-answer. No book is for...
