5 Keys To Sell More Books
The desire of every author is to write successful
books to convey their message and to generate an income. However, this is not the case in many
instances.
Oftentimes, new authors overlook a few main
components that will hinder their books from selling.
Let me share some insight to help you sell
more books.
1.) Have
a well-defined niche audience.
Write to the audience whose pain you have
felt considering your expertise and experience.
Provide them with solutions and steps to overcome their objectives.
2.) Focus
your title.
Your title should reflect the question your
audience is asking. Your title can
either help your audience out of a situation or show them how to avoid a
problem.
3.) Have a book
cover that attracts.
Covers sell the book. Have a professional to design a cover that is
eye-catching. This entails the color,
fonts, and title of the book.
4.) Write
a catchy excerpt on the back cover.
Highlight a portion of your story to hook the
potential reader to want to explore
what is inside the book.
5.) Market
your book effectively.
Get the word out about your book immediately
before it is completed. Build excitement
and momentum. Create a Buzz using every
avenue of promotion. This creates a
demand for people waiting to purchase your book.
These keys define very key factors that
creates anticipation on the author’s point of view to cause a movement in the
readers’ actions.
The author has to stir the pot. Aspiring writer it all begins with you. If you do not set the pace, who will?
Know what your audience wants. Highlight the presentation of your book to grab attention, making your potential readers look
twice and stop what they are doing and give ear.
Now that you cast the net with your marketing
its time to pull in the nets.
I hope this has stirred something inside
of you to help you understand that you are the one who sets the pace, not
them. They react to whatever you
do.
If you sit still and wait. They will sit. If you begin moving with purpose, they will
likewise, move to find out what all the noise is about.
You are a vital part of this entire equation.
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