Start with your "Why," and your "Who" and "What" become clear when writing your business book. Instead of fuzziness and frustration, you will have razor-sharp focus that will help you write.
If you don’t know what the central, golden nugget is in your book, if you haven't distilled it to that one central tenet, you'll fail to find your book's marketing message. Marketing your book becomes easier when you can zoom in on what makes you and your book special.
It’s the start of the new year – and it's finally time to write the book you've been thinking about. Except, you're not even sure how to start writing a book. If you dedicate yourself to the task, you can finish your book within a year.
Writing a business book is a way to build a reputation and explore a topic of your expertise – and you can make money with your book when you put it to use to promote your larger business offerings.
Writing a book is a way to expose your ideas and innovations to the world – but you can make money with your business book when you realize it's really a promotional vehicle for your larger offerings.
This post addresses market research for your book and the how to focus on the key elements that will help you craft a book that has the potential to be a best seller.
There is no better multi-purpose tool to attract attention for your business than a book. A book is a marketing tool with unique and special abilities to create conversations you can turn into sales.
