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Joel Comm Interview

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Looking to propel your book to best sellers status or grow your online audience?

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“Secrets to Being a New York Times Best Selling Author”

Subject: Secrets to Being a New York Times Best Selling Author

Dear Business Owner,

joel-commIn today’s world, harnessing the power that simple technology provides us is key to growing your audience…and even propelling your book to best selling status. When you know exactly how to do this, nothing can stand in your way.

Joel Comm is NY Times bestselling author, professional keynote speaker, futurist and social influencer. An expert on harnessing the power of the web, publishing, social media and mobile applications to expand reach and engage in active relationship marketing, Joel is a sought-after public speaker who leaves his audience inspired, entertained, and armed with strategic tools to create highly effective new media campaigns.

Joel talks about planning a book launch and how to achieve the ultimate credential for writers – the NY Times Best Sellers status. In this interview, you’ll learn:

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Why big business and solopreneurs are embracing the continuity model.

How to make the key decision between getting a publisher and self-publishing your own book.

8 important questions to ask yourself before you start writing your book.

Leveraging social media to brand yourself and gain exposure.

How to turn buyers into clients and get lucrative speaking engagements from your books.

Bonus: Download 3 of Joel’s books for free.

Joel has some very unique ideas for building your audience and you do not want to miss these…

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Meeting and Exceeding Your Self Publishing Goals

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You’ve probably noticed something if you’ve read other books of mine – I am a huge, huge proponent of goal setting. I would feel like I was doing you a disservice if I didn’t talk about goal setting when it comes to self publishing. That’s because those who set goals are bound to be much more successful than those that don’t.

You need a target to shoot for with everything you do. You need to know what you’re aiming for, very specifically. Knowing that you want to become “successful by publishing on Kindle” is not nearly enough. You need to define how much you would like to earn, and when. Why do you need or want to earn money by publishing on Kindle? Define that for yourself and use it to help you formulate your goals.

You also need to set goals for yourself when it comes to your work. How many books would you like to have published by the end of this year? How many books would you like to have published by the end of this month? Break it down very specifically like that.

When you set very specific goals, it gives you a roadmap to follow. You’ll be able to break down what you need to do and when you need to do it in order to achieve your goals. You’ll also be a whole lot more motivated because you’ll have those other goals to strive for – you’ll know that if you work hard and release X number of books over this year, then you’ll probably earn at least X number of dollars, as long as you play your cards right.

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You DO Have Time to Write Short, Profitable Books in a Week

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You may have read this title with some trepidation. Maybe you thought sure, you could write a short book in seven days if you spent every waking hour working on that book. But, who wants to do that? No one—that’s a surefire path to burnout.

Actually, you might be surprised to learn that that’s not what I have in store for you at all. In fact, you can spend just a couple of hours each day working on writing short books and still be very successful. It all depends on how well you organize yourself, how quickly you’re able to write, and how motivated and focused you are.

I don’t want you to spend 16 hours a day writing your book. It really is not that difficult and time intensive. You don’t need to be stressed out about this. Approach your writing in a fun way. Don’t make this a chore. You can even reward yourself along the way. Meet your word count goals for the day and allow yourself to have a bowl of ice cream or something.

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Daniel Hall Interview

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daniel-hallAs this week’s bonus, I’m offering a special interview with Daniel Hall.

Did you know that you could add video and audio to your Kindle books?

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“How To Quickly Add Video and Audio To Your Kindle Books To Create Kindle Interactive Editions”

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Amazing Things to Add to Your Book to Hit it Out of the Park

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Find Great Facts and Figures to Include in Your Book

One of the best things you can do to add a lot of quality to your book is to find facts and figures that will really help your readers. You don’t want to make your book dry and boring, of course, but the right facts and figures can really pack a powerful punch. This kind of thing only applies to certain topics or genres, of course.

It can be as easy as searching Google for the statistics you want. You can even search “’your keyword’ statistics’ in Google. Look for the most relevant, scholarly sources in the search results and you’ll probably find some great statistics to include as well.

Where appropriate, depending on your topic, you can also find studies and scholarly research you can include (make sure to always cite your sources in this case).

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