Buzz-Based Book Marketing - by Shel Horowitz
Once upon a time, people went to bookstores when they wanted to buy a book. Or at least, that was the theory. Actually, non-bookstore channels have been a big part of book sales for decades—at least since authors like
The Purely Accidental Publisher - by Jean Sheldon
This won't teach you how to start a publishing company and sell tons of books. Marketing and I have had a dysfunctional relationship for as long as I can remember. What I've done here is explain, how I ended up with a publishing company and a fiction imprint.
Book Proposals Types - Commercial vs Philosophical - by William Cane
Justin is an aspiring author. He has a great idea for a nonfiction book about the Big Bang theory of the universe. But he’s heard there are two types of book proposals, the commercial and the more meandering, or
How to Position Yourself as the Expert - by Bob Burnham
Are you an expert at something? Everyone is – we all have something to offer the world. Some people are experts at being fantastic parents. Some people are experts at scrap booking, animal training, organizing, creating
How to Get Money to Publish a Book - by Bob Burnham
The traditional route of publishing dictates that you write a book or at least a comprehensive book proposal and shop it around until someone agrees with you that your book has marketable value. This process can take years
Book Expert Marketing, Position Yourself for Big Profits, Three Steps to Success - by Bob Burnham
- Your first step to position yourself for big profits is to establish yourself as an expert in a specific field. It does not matter if you’re an expert in lawn mowing or an expert in commercial real estate, what
How to Author and Publish a Book - by Bob Burnham
The most important thing you can do before you write and publish a book is to make sure that someone out there wants to read it. There is not much point to write and publish a book if you do not have an audience. The good news is that there are many wonderful tools that you can use to determine if there is a demand for your book's topic. Begin by brainstorming specific book ideas if you are starting from scratch then make a list of topics that you want to write about. It's important to write about something that you're interested in and passionate about. Your love for your topic will come through in your writing and it will be a better book.
Book Marketing Is Better As a Three Year Plan - by Bob Burnham
Many authors are short sighted when they envision book sales and marketing. They follow the traditional publishing theory that you market a book for a month or two and then wait and see what happens. Once the
How To Write And Publish A Book In 40 Days - by Bob Burnham
To make this easy, we'll break it down and give you 20 days to write your book and 20 days to publish it. Ready?
To write a book in 20 days, you will want your book to be no
Internet Book Marketing-3 Tools That Practically Sell Your Book Themselves - by Bob Burnham
Looking for internet book marketing tools that are practically hands free? Add these three tools to your arsenal and you’ll be certain to sell your book.
Internet Book Marketing Tool # 1 Website Marketing
Possibly the most critical tool for
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