“The Secret of Publishing for Pennies and Getting Super Success! --An Expert's How to Write a Book Step-by-Step Guide”
Here's how to write your book and then produce, publish, promote and profit for just pennies!
by Steve Manning
Okay, let's get started. It's not enough to know how to write a book. By the time you've finished this article you'll be moments away from being a successful self-published author, you'll have a supply of finished self-published books, you'll have world-wide distribution, and you'll be a self-published book-promoting maniac, selling books, fiction and non-fiction, so fast they're literally flying off the shelves.
Boy, do I deliver value, or what! This may well be the most important how to write a book success article you ever gaze upon. If you take the information to heart, and actually apply it, well, the sky's the limit.
Here's what you do. Your first task is to write your book. Sounds painfully obvious, but I don't want you to overlook this one. This is where I come in. My system is designed to help you write your book, fiction or non-fiction faster than you ever thought possible. Fourteen days… faster if you have some of your book already done, or if you're dictating and have the help of a friendly typist.
Got to edit it, of course. That should take a couple of days, maximum. Please realize that no matter how long you spend writing your book, or how long you spend editing it, it will never be perfect. So don't hurt yourself trying to reach the unreachable.
Time to publish your book. That means printing. If you've got the manual you'll find at http://www.WriteABookNow.com/bookbinding.html you know you can produce a single copy of your book for about 50 cents. A professional looking book, by the way. One that will hold it's own and then some in any bookstore. Create about 12 of them. Okay, go wild and create 20.
It's up to you. You'll notice I haven't mentioned a $6,000 run of 1,000, or even a digital run of 200 for a really cheap price of $1,000. Twelve books should cost you about $12 not including any money you had to spend (on a design student) to design your book cover. If you want to go crazy, you can get a really good, professional, cover design for $500 or so. That's a one-time cost. You photo-copy or cheaply print the covers as you need them. Actually it's a good investment. You can always use the cover itself as an element of your book promotion package.
Time for a little unabashed, self promotion: If you haven’t asked for my Free CD, “How to Write a Book On Anything in 14 Days Guaranteed!” then you’re just plain nuts! It’s free, no charge, but you can bet this $100 CD will be carrying that price tag very shortly. How do you get it? Just email me at Free CD, Please, or CD_please@writeabooknow.com and make sure you include your name, your mailing address and your telephone number in the email. Now, back to the article…
Wow, we're talking really cheap here. So how are we going to get world-wide distribution? Create your own website with a sales page telling everyone how wonderful your book is and why they'd be out of their minds not to get it. They click on the 'order now' button and one order form later you've got a sale. You keep promoting your book and telling people to go to WonderfulBookYouWrote.com to order and the sales start to grow and grow.
Yep, it's really that simple.
But you want more credibility and you're tired of shipping the books yourself. If only you could get someone to handle all that. Can you say Amazon.com? I knew you could. Okay, this world-wide book behemoth offers several solutions for your self-publishing frustrations. I'll explain.
First, if you've got a finished book, you can use Amazon's Advantage program and have this company sell and ship your book. Costs you a bit more, but it's not overwhelming and you get the benefit of telling people who want your book that they can buy it from Amazon.com. Isn't every book there?
Don't actually have a book ready to sell yet and don't want to put it together yourself? There's Amazon's related companies, Booksurge.com., and CreateSpace.com. They'll help you design and create your book, and then print it one copy at a time if you want.
So how do you get that book of yours moving into the hands of readers? The two most effective methods are both powerful and cost just pennies (and you can bet you'd be doing exactly the same thing regardless whether your book was self published, or published by a major industry player). Speak to audiences, and do radio interviews. Set a goal for yourself of one audience and one radio show every day.
In an upcoming article I'll be showing you how to get an unceasing supply of audiences who really want to hear what you have to say about your book. As for radio programs http://www.WriteABookNow.com/promotebookinunderwear.html is the article that will give you a huge amount of information there.
See you on the best-seller list!
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