Writing and Publishing Informational Books

If you are not yet well-known
and no one knows the title of your book...
then your future customers
aren't searching for you on the Internet.

So, how do you get them to discover your book? And fast?

It's EASY! The concept is called Associative Marketing and publishers have been using it since time began to sell books. As an author, you also need to tap into the system so that you can significantly increase your book sales on the internet. It is explained in great detail in the book Accelerated Book Marketing.

It's not a matter of getting them to notice you and your book,
it's putting your book
where your customers are already searching for answers,
and everyone wins...

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Every author wants their readers to like the
books they write. But do those
books make their readers feel good?

However, in my experience as both an author and a publisher, only in a couple of cases have my authors or I taken the time to assess whether our books 'feel good' to read. The books we publish are informative, entertaining and helpful, but I wanted to know if they felt good to read.

Many movie reviews will announce, "That movie is the 'the feel-good' movie of the year!" What does 'feel good' actually mean and how do you produce it deliberately? Is 'feel good' just one of those intangible qualities that only some creative properties are lucky enough to have?

After publishing 200 books and reviewing countless others, I decided to revamp my existing fiction novel in a very interesting fashion. The resulting book told the exact same story, but the readers' reactions to it were dramatically different. Everyone called it a 'feel-good' book.

"How to Write the Feel-Good Book of the Year - advice for Fiction writers" tells what I learned about the English language during the exercise of completely re-writing my book. Rewriting the book showed me how, as writers, of course, we can deliberately control words to communicate a message, but this epiphany allows that message to 'feel good' from the beginning to the end.

Learn how easy it is to control your words and keep your book feeling really good - to both you and your readers.

For information on how to publish your feel-good book - check out each of these videos - click Getting-Published.com

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In addition to this textbook, EJ Thornton has authored many books including her first novel Angel On Board, Accelerated Book Marketing the children's book I Have A Secret, Do I Keep It, and the non-fiction series and the best-selling, highly acclaimed book: Secrets to Creating Passive Income. She will show the author how to make money several ways, freeing them from relying solely on book sales to make a living as an author." "Revenue Beyond..." and the forthcoming works What's Your Sine?" Educating Angels, and Angel on Board Real Life Stories.

EJ opened her publishing business in an effort to help authors navigate the publishing process, never forgetting what she went through originally to publish Angel On Board.

Inexperience is the real first-time author's curse. Education is the key to success for first-time authors. Learning the publisher's perspective helps authors make much more effective publishing decisions. That is the goal of this book!

To help first-time authors, a free online version of this book is available by clicking through to
http://bookstobelievein.com/ProfitableBookPublishing.php

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As a publisher of more than 250 books, working with hundreds of authors over the years, we've developed literally thousands of income streams beyond the sales of the individual books. This book is intended to help you see the potential in your book's ability to make money even before it is in its final form. This income will be able to offset many of its expenses and in some cases, completely support the book all the way through the development, printing and marketing processes.

Publishing a book today is easier than it has ever been before and the publishing industry is changing from the intimidating New York City publishers to virtually instant publishing available to anyone anywhere in the world. Even if you want to publish an e-book yourself, it will have expenses if you want to do it right...

Every book needs editing. Good cover design is a must. Even though Amazon.com provides a great website for each book listed, you likely will still want a website and unless you're a web designer with your own hosting company, there will be a price to pay there. You'll likely take some classes or join a club or two to help you with networking and creative ideas for marketing. You might even pay for e-mail lists, twitter campaigns or other help with social media. Once you publish a book, companies come out of the woodwork to 'help' you with it - each one with a cost associated. Of course, please do your due diligence with every expense associated with your book's or website's success. While there are no guarantees, you'll find that some will be worth the gamble.

Very few books can go from start to finish without incurring expenses - if done 'right' and if done with the intent to make money. Very few people possess all the skills necessary to take a book from their head to their waiting public by themselves. Then if you decide you need help with publishing itself, there are those expenses. If you need the book to be formatted by a graphic designer, then there are those expenses. Do you really know how to write sales copy or do you hire that out? All this is before you print your first book! So, what if you want to publish and print the book, but you don't have the ability to pay for them? Does the book just sit there on your computer while you wait for your luck to change? Or do you find other ways to get your message out there?

The good news is, any message can be produced in many mediums, and resources exist for each one. Software tools exist for each one. Professionals exist for each one. These days, video is a viable medium on which to publish your message, especially if it is an information product. Audio books are viable products, although they are being directly challenged by the likes of Kindle because of their new audio capabilities. But again, video and audio producers cost money or if you're a do-it-yourselfer, the software costs money.

To create a quality product that people will want to buy, be able to find, and understand will cost money at some point. If you're not sitting with several hundreds to several thousand dollars in the bank ready to pay for all of this, then you're going to have to find a way to get the money for these tasks.

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Simple Guidelines to Creating Your Publishable Book

"If I can write a publishable book., anyone can!" Othniel Seiden (Otti) starts out each class he teaches with this statement. So, it is appropriate to begin his book with this very true statement as well!

Otti has published over 20 fiction and non-fiction books in his career and will publish 6 more of both in 2008 alone.

Using commercial & partner publishers and going down the self-publishing path as well, gives his unique and contemporary insights amazing value to anyone who wants to write a book or who faces a "publish or parish" situation in their career.

Each book is different, each author is different, each path to publishing is different.

Find the one that is right for you!


This book will be especially helpful to anyone in an industry that is in a "Publish or Perish" situation.

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