By:
BookMarketingBuzzBlog
When
marketing your book you need an elevator speech that entices the listener to
want to know more. Your goal is to get them to take an action step.
How
can you summarize a 70,000-word book that took you months or years to create,
write, and edit so that within 15 seconds you’ve convinced someone to buy the
book, consult your site, or interview you for the media?
Click
here to read the complete article (see #1 below)
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If
you missed my writing & marketing tweets and retweets yesterday, here they
are again:
- How High Will Your Elevator Speech Take You? http://ow.ly/lE54B
- Finding a Good Title http://ow.ly/lE59K
- Tone, Mood, & Style—The Feel of Fiction http://ow.ly/lE5lY
- What agents don’t tell clients and clients don’t tell agents http://ow.ly/lE5rx
- Objectives Provide Story Momentum http://ow.ly/lE5xl
- What Soap Operas Can Teach Us about Writing http://ow.ly/lE5G2
- Target Editing – A Time-Saving Strategy for Writers http://ow.ly/lE5K9
- The Author Website – Keep it Simple and to the Point http://ow.ly/lE5Qw
- Notes from Tabor Lane: Today's Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts http://ow.ly/lE77d
- Answers to Questions About Hyphens in References to Age http://ow.ly/lEfzB
- What is the Most Satisfying Part of Writing? http://ow.ly/lEfJI @write_practice
- Dealing With Perfectionism As A Writer http://ow.ly/lEfTb via @veronicaSicoe
- The Real Secret to Turning Pro http://ow.ly/lEgbi via @jeffgoins
- How Amazon Grew My Audience By More Than 24,000 Readers in Three Days http://ow.ly/lEl4f via @copyblogger
- Author Resources: Here are a few resources that can help you lift off into the wide world of publishing http://ow.ly/lEEJa
- Why Choose Hootsuite Pro Over Hootsuite Free? http://ow.ly/lFfei
- Inside An Independent Bookshop: What Writers Should Know http://ow.ly/lFg82 via @thecreativepenn
- Every Writer Should Know: These Common Words Aren’t Words http://ow.ly/lFgoA
I’m
always looking for great content to share. If you have a writing and/or marketing
blog, or have a favorite that you visit often, please leave a link in the
comment section. Thanks for stopping by.
Happy
writing & running, Kathy
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