Writing a book is a financial commitment. Even if you aren’t financing the costs yourself—as you would if you were self-publishing—you’re spending thousands of hours creating something that might not...Read More
You know your book will position you as the expert in your field. You know the influence and attention a book gets you can translate into leads for your business...Read More
John Ruhlin carved out a niche for himself by re-inventing corporate gifting John’s career in gifting started when he was selling knives for Cutco. Instead of selling the knives one...Read More
A lot has been written in recent years about the average readers’ shrinking attention span. We all know that the non-stop news cycle and round-the-clock social media...Read More
As the founder and CEO of Tower Paddle Boards, Stephan Aarstol succeeded in building and growing an amazing company. He even went on Shark Tank and got an investment from...Read More
After the title and the book cover, your description is the most important book marketing material. The book description goes most prominently on the back cover, and the top of...Read More
In 2005, Ari Meisel was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease As a 23 year old running a construction business, Ari was working 12-hour days completely stressed out as he tried to...Read More
Melissa Gonzalez had a problem: she was great at her job, and not enough potential clients knew it, and as a result, her business was growing slowly. Melissa founded the...Read More
I see authors spend years writing, finish the manuscript, and then spend virtually no time on the rest of the book. They essentially check out of the title, book cover,...Read More
We often get this question from authors: "Can I reduce the cost of my book by splitting the profits with you? Won't that align our incentives, if you get a royalty on my book sales?" No...Read More
