Posts Tagged ‘sell books’
5 Things I learned From Jack Canfield’s Mastermind Group: To Help Make Your Book a Bestseller
We were all sitting in Jack Canfield’s living room on a huge couch in his home in Santa Barbara surrounded by giant gems, crystals, artwork and views into the lush gardens reminiscent of Canfield’s beloved Hawaii. Canfield mentioned that he wanted a room where diplomats and leaders of countries as well as his family…
Read More3 Superstar Secrets to Getting Results From Your Media Appearances
By Susan Harrow, Media Coach & Author of Sell Yourself Without Selling Your Soul Most people who are in a rush to get publicity dash off a press release and then expect instant fame. But what typically happens IF the media calls is they don’t have their sound bites ready. What follows is…disappointment. They don’t get…
Read MoreWhy Cat Videos Are so Popular: And What You Can Learn From Them
By Susan Harrow, Media Coach & Author of Sell Yourself Without Selling Your Soul There’s a new study that a cat videos make you more productive. “Japanese scientists found that workers who watched kittens and other cute baby animals on the Internet are more focused and productive the rest of the day,” noted host…
Read MoreHow 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 MoreIt’s a Beautiful Piece of Content… And No One’s Going to Read It
By Guest Blogger Colin Martin The headline of a piece of sales copy or advertising is the most important part of the entire ad. That’s because it’s the first point of contact and the single element that ‘pulls’ the reader in further. You can’t sell to someone if they don’t read the ad. The headline…
Read MoreWebsite Copywriting: Finding Your Voice in a Sea of Hype
By Guest Blogger Colin Martin It’s important to write in the same voice as you speak in. Not necessarily in slang, but in the relaxed, personal tone of conversation. Often, web content reads like a scientific equipment brochure or a Harvard dissertation. Leave the big words and the information overload to the corporate boardrooms, and…
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