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By Stephanie Chandler on Jul 26, 2011 with Comments 5
If you want to add more revenue streams to your business or author career, information products can be a great option. These include any way that you can compile and sell information: workbooks, ebooks, teleseminars, videos, booklets, databases, etc. Here’s a list of some of my favorite information product resources: Ebooks Amazon Kindle (Digital Text
By Stephanie Chandler on Jul 24, 2011 with Comments 0
The Nonfiction Writers Conference ROCKED! We had a wonderful conference with 18 speakers over three days. The speakers did a phenomenal job of packing their sessions with content and participants gave the conference overwhelmingly positive reviews. The conference was even featured in Writers Digest magazine! The content was just too good to go to waste
By Stephanie Chandler on Jul 19, 2011 with Comments 8
I have always been a fan of workbooks, both as a writer and as a reader. Workbooks give the reader something more to do with content and can add value to a reader’s experience. They are relatively easy to create and can give a nice boost to your overall revenues. Here are some more reasons
By Stephanie Chandler on Jul 15, 2011 with Comments 1
Most speakers are successful because they have a gift for being able to connect with an audience. It would make sense then that they should be able to recreate that rapport in their book. Unfortunately, converting a keynote to a book isn’t that easy. Books are static; the only interaction exists between the printed words
By Stephanie Chandler on Jul 11, 2011 with Comments 17
In the months before your book is published, you should begin reaching out to fellow authors to request endorsements. Ideally testimonials should come from authors in your field, and the more well-known the author, the better. And while you may think that big-name authors are untouchable, think again. Smart authors know that endorsing a book
By Stephanie Chandler on Jul 08, 2011 with Comments 7
I’m Stephanie Chandler, CEO of Authority Publishing. As an author of several books, one of my favorite promotion strategies is serving as a guest for internet radio shows. Unlike traditional radio where you might get five to eight minutes during morning rush hour when people are in their cars and not in a position to make
By Stephanie Chandler on Jul 08, 2011 with Comments 3
One of the best ways to promote your books is with PR exposure. When your book is mentioned (or featured!) in a print publication, or you’re a guest on a radio or t.v. show, buyers pay attention. Many successful authors will tell you that media exposure was the key to their success. With this in
By Stephanie Chandler on Jul 07, 2011 with Comments 1
Years ago when I owned a bookstore, local authors constantly showed up peddling their books and 9 times out of 10, I could instantly tell when a book was self-published simply from the cover. Often times the covers simply featured text and lacked any depth or interest. I knew it would be hard to convince
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