Have you developed your book’s marketing plan yet? You know now really is better than later. There are 2 facts to realize in developing your promotion plan. Realize it begins the day you conceive your book idea and never ends.
The other is the more you write the better you become at it. You need […]
Once your book is written and you’ve determined that you will be self-publishing, there are a few serious errors you are going to want to steer clear of.
THINKING YOU DON’T NEED AN EDITOR
Even the best writer needs a second pair of impartial, well-trained eyes to look over their work before sending it out into the […]
It’s never been easier to write a book than it is today. With the advent of print-on-demand and self-publishing, almost anyone can throw a book together - a real bound book, with pages and everything - for a few hundred bucks. This news should be encouraging, because there’s no reason you shouldn’t author the book […]
Once you’ve covered the basics of determining who your specific audience is, understanding exactly what they want to read, and knowing what other similar books already exist, it’s time to begin strategizing the business angles of your book. Beginning nonfiction authors frequently err in judgment when it comes to the practical, business, and fiscal components […]
Nearly everyone who wants to be a writer looks at the fiction market as being the way to go - but another, vast market exists. What is it? Let’s find out.
The minute you mention that you’re a writer you nearly always get the same reaction. It goes something like this: ‘Do you write crime thrillers/science […]
Creating a successful information product is not just a matter of having the skills to put it together. It’s a matter of planning and focus. By following a 3-step process, you will create great, high-quality information products that sell well on the Internet.
= Success As An Infopreneur Takes Planning =
The power to succeed as an […]
The term half-wit may actually be more true than we realize. And it also may be more common than we care to admit.
There isn’t really a term for thinking with all of your brain, so we’ll call it whole brain thinking.
Whole brain thinking is not only top to bottom thinking but also left to […]
