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Book Title: 5 Considerations for Picking a Good Book Title and Subtitle - article
Michael Esser
After all the hard work that goes into taking an idea for a book from conception to completion, the one thing you don't want to happen is that no one gives it a chance simply because you weren't able to sell it with your title. While the process for...
over 9 years ago
Preparation
Choosing a Title
Jim Gardner Testimonial
Finding a Ghostwriter or Collaborator - podcast
Jill Marsal
When you are ready to partner with collaborator, editor, or ghostwriter to help you write a book, it helps to know where to find writers that share your passion. In this interview, literary agent Jill Marsal describes expert tips on how to find a ghostwriter...
over 9 years ago
Writing Jobs
Ghostwriter
Finding a Ghostwriter or Collaborator - video
Jill Marsal
When you are ready to partner with collaborator, editor, or ghostwriter to help you write a book, it helps to know where to find writers that share your passion. In this interview, literary agent Jill Marsal describes expert tips on how to find a ghostwriter...
over 9 years ago
Writing Jobs
Ghostwriter
Book to Film: Do It Yourself - article
Ken Atchity
In the past couple of years, I’ve been involved in turning writers into filmmakers. As an author, one of the hardest things about trying to get a film made based on your work is that you really are going to producers hat-in-hand. You’re carrying around...
over 9 years ago
Book to Screen
Promotion
Book Sales: Returnability Rules - article
A. Supreme
Like any business, the major concern of national book chain stores and independent sellers is profit. Retail outlets are inclined to stock only books by well-known authors with a proven track record of sales. This can be a major obstacle for self-published...
over 9 years ago
Distribution & Sales
Booksellers
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Book in a Year: Build Your Press Kit Like A Pro - Recorded Webinar
A.G. Billig
You know what they say: readers judge a book by its cover. When it comes to traditional media and journalists, the equivalent of the book cover is your press kit. In this fast-paced world, the media representatives have no time to dig for hidden gold...
over 7 years ago
Public Relations
Press Kits
PR Basics: How to Leverage Book Reviews as Part of Your PR Campaign - article
Michael Esser
You’ve finished your book. It’s out there for all to see, and you are finally getting a few reviews back. For the most part they're positive. There may be a few cranky readers. But, what next? What can you do with those reviews once you've got them?...
over 9 years ago
Public Relations
Publicity Campaigns
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