Book Marketing
How to create a book that seduces your readers and generates leads, in 5 simple steps
How to create a book that seduces your readers and generates leads, in 5 simple steps – Interview by Ronnie Nijmeh – The Coachzing Show Podcast By Guest Blogger Ronnie Nijmeh Whether you want to add credibility to your name by becoming a “published author” or you want to attract targeted leads into your website,…
Read More5 Ways a Book Can Get You More Clients This Year
By Guest Blogger Donna Kozik You’ve probably heard that one of the best reasons to have a book is to increase your client base and income. But how does it work exactly? Here are five specific ways a book can get you talking to more people about what you have to offer—and leaving them with…
Read MoreBlog Your Book: Mad Men blog to book
By Guest Blogger Bill Harrison Books are making news. This time, it’s Mad Men, Mad World: Sex, Politics, Style and the 1960s, a book that will be released in the fall. A group of “Mad Men” fans with advanced degrees in culture, history, politics and business started a blog to offer their scholarly commentary on…
Read MoreWhat Do Rich Authors Know That Poor Authors Don’t?
by Susan Harrow, Media Coach & Marketing Strategist Want to make a whole lot more from your non-fiction book — maybe even enough to go full-time? After working with 9,300+ authors over the last 20 years, Steve Harrison has learned rich authors simply do seven key things differently than poor authors. Join Steve for a…
Read MoreNew discovery: Video on squeeze pages usually HURTS conversions…
by Susan Harrow, Media Coach & Marketing Strategist You may have noticed all the gurus use video on their squeeze page. The shocking, scientific fact is more times than not those videos decrease response. So why do they do it? Mostly to get more joint venture partners, because affiliate believe that a video with a…
Read MoreAre You Making Enough As An Author?
Free telephone seminar Tuesday, October 25th and discover strategies for boosting your income in any economy. Most non-fiction authors never begin to tap their financial potential, which is too bad because there are often some relatively easy ways they can make a whole lot more money. You’re invited to a free telephone seminar on which…
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