How To Publish A Book And Sell A Million Copies - Ted Nicholas
In this best-selling book Ted Nicholas exposes Three major publishing myths Ted quickly discovered that what most people believed about the publishing business (including me) is just not true. There are so many myths, it's astonishing. The three most prevalent are: Myth #1: The best place to sell books is in bookstores. This is completely false! The fact is, only one out of seven people each year go to a bookstore to buy a book! Myth #2: You have to be a great writer to have a successful book. False too. Publishing is not writing. Publishing approached correctly can be a very, very profitable business in its own right. Myth #3: A good publisher will market your book for you. This is also completely false. Conventional publishers only distribute books. They do little or nothing to market them effectively. You, the author, must market the book. That's precisely why you should explore self-publishing. Since you have to market it yourself anyway, you may decide to keep 100% of the revenue rather than the paltry 5-15% royalty a publisher will pay you. If you can find one at all. No Holds Barred - Here's What Ted Reveals To You in His Book - Find out whether to self-publish or go to a conventional publisher.
- How to create the all-important title which can make or break a book. (Most are boring.)
- Prepare jacket copy that sizzles with appeal. (Most book jackets are boring.)
- Write an outline and chapter headings so strong and appealing they become a marketing tool. (Most are incredibly boring.)
- Visualization is very important. How to get into the 'best-seller' mindset so you can put the 'Law of Attraction' to work for you. Conceive and believe how many books you intend to sell. 20,000? 50,000? 100,000? What?
- Easily get on radio and TV shows to help sell your book.
- Shortcuts to writing a saleable book in record time - as little as 10 days.
- Obtain rights to best-selling books for $250 or less.
- Discover the most powerful words and phrases in the English language to market books.
- How to lay out your book. Best type styles. Margin sizes.
- Ideal number of words per page.
- Sizing your book. Should it be 6"x9"? 5½"x8½"? 7"x10"? What?
- What factors to consider for the all-important binding decision. Hard cover? Perfect binding? Soft cover? Spiral binding? What?
- How to find an economical, high-quality printer to print your book.
- How to get free publicity in newspapers, magazines, radio, TV and the Internet.
- How to make big profits marketing your book with tiny low-cost classified ads.
Here is what a small sampling of people are saying about Ted's book: "Your tips on writing and publishing led to my best sellers."
- Doug Casey, Author, Crisis Investing
"You helped me publish my first book which became a best seller."
- William Donahue, Author, The Complete Money Market Guide
"Your marketing information earned me $15,000.00 in just 30 days."
- Francois Blot, Publisher, Chantilly, France
"I'm a lawyer by education. Ted Nicholas inspired me to start my own publishing business. Best marketing ideas I've ever seen."
- Mark Warda, Publisher, Clearwater, Florida
"Ted, your name should be on the front cover of this book with mine."
- George Tansill, Author, Why People Do Not Get Well
"Ted Nicholas has made fortunes for himself and others with his direct marketing knowledge. Treat any advice you get from this man as nuggets of the purest direct marketing gold. For that's what he's giving you."
- Gary Bencivenga, Writer and Publisher, Garden City, New York There has never been a better time to grab hold of this classic-book written by Ted Nicholas. Please Note: Downloadable version only available at this time.
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