If you’re an author, you want to sell as many books as you possibly can. For one, there’s the money. For two, when you’ve poured yourself into a book, you want to share your message and your words. That’s why in addition to direct marketing to the individual consumer (see last week’s post), Brendon Burchard… Continue Reading
Book marketing direct to consumer isn’t the norm. But maybe it should be. In the last post, you read about Brendon Burchard‘s approach to creating a series of products, based on your book, so that you create a backend sales funnel rather than relying solely on sales of your book when it comes to making… Continue Reading
Does your book solve a problem for someone? Have you created a backend series of products and/or services (see last week’s post) that continues to address those concerns? If yes, then your revenue potential is downright healthy. When you’re sharing your expertise on a subject, sales boil down to meeting the prospective buyers’ needs with… Continue Reading
If you’ve been following this blog, you’re about to realize that this is Brendon Burchard season. You’ll figure out why if you read my recent posts about productivity and how to make money as a writer, along with the next three posts that will spotlight his Experts Academy. Brendon’s Experts Academy focuses on having authors… Continue Reading
Do you have a secure website, with a URL that starts with an HTTPS (note the “s”) rather than just an HTTP? If you answered no, a lot of visitors may decide not to visit your site. Blame it on Google. Continue Reading
You’ve written a book, into which you’ve poured yourself and all your expertise and wisdom. Now what? How are you going to actually make money as a writer with a book? Continue Reading
Are you the productive writer you could be? Or is making time to write a never-ending challenge because of everything else on your plate? My writing coach client John Hudson, who is working on not one but two books, was finding it nearly impossible to consistently make the writing progress he wanted. Continue Reading
I love the song below, written by the daughter of a Bend friend of dear friends. Take hope, whether you read politics or writing (or both) into the lyrics. What Goes Down Must Come Up – A song of hope by ionie & friends Continue Reading
Do you know how to be a good writer? To be a good writer, you need focus. You need a unique perspective and a unique voice. You need to believe in and be yourself, and have your pages reflect that no matter what anyone else says. You need to be brave, but you also need… Continue Reading
A writing success always requires the rewriting of one’s initial drafts. This new true crime story, written by one of my writing coach clients, is a great example of that. When retired lawyer and former police officer J. Andre Boles had me critique his nonfiction manuscript about the murder of one of Reno’s most liked… Continue Reading
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Ted Weinstein
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