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By Stephanie Chandler on May 19, 2013 with Comments 0
Recently I had the pleasure of attending a book launch party for Norm Schriever, a client and friend, in Sacramento. The event celebrated Norm’s second book, South of Normal: My Year in Paradise, which is an intense, funny, and touching memoir about the year he spent in Costa Rica after selling off all of his
By Stephanie Chandler on Mar 15, 2013 with Comments 4
Guest Blog Post by Norm Schriever Has your book ever received a one-star review? Ouch, that hurts. It’s hard enough being an author these days without bad reviews to stunt our sales. Already we’re shunned for being self-published authors, like it’s some sort of contagious venereal disease that you can get from water fountains, toilet
By Stephanie Chandler on Jan 18, 2013 with Comments 3
Professional Editor – If you’re self-publishing your book, and most people are these days, nothing is more important than having your book professionally edited. It’s fine to have it reviewed by a friend or relative, or by teachers and people with English degrees (I hear this a lot), but you still need a professional editor
By Stephanie Chandler on Dec 20, 2011 with Comments 0
The following interview is an excerpt from Booked Up: How to Write, Publish, and Promote a Book to Grow Your Business by Stephanie Chandler. Name: Jim Horan Business Name: The One Page Business Plan Company Website: www.OnePageBusinessPlan.com Book Titles: The One Page Business Plan for the Creative Entrepreneur The One Page Business Plan for Non-Profit
By Stephanie Chandler on Nov 03, 2011 with Comments 7
For new authors, there’s a special kind of joy you feel when you finish your manuscript, and then your book is finally published. You kick off a book launch, engage family, friends, and peers, and feel like you’re on top of the world. Yet after all the fun and initial book sales, the frenzy passes
By Stephanie Chandler on Sep 14, 2011 with Comments 11
Though it may be among people’s top fears—next to the fear of flying and ahead of the fear of death—public speaking has many advantages. As the featured speaker at an event, conference or meeting, you are perceived as the ultimate authority in the room. Speakers have a tremendous amount of influence with an audience, which
By Stephanie Chandler on Aug 10, 2011 with Comments 14
1. Start a Blog – Do not wait until the book is in print to start building your audience. Write about topics of interest to your target audience and update your blog at least twice each week. 2. Write a Marketing Plan – If you want to sell books, you need a plan that includes
By Stephanie Chandler on Jun 15, 2011 with Comments 0
As you learned from Part 1 of this series, when it comes to creating information products – whether a free report that you give away for new subscribers to your mailing list or a revenue-generating product such as a special report or series of recordings – information products can have many advantages for authors. You
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