Why writing a book is like starting a new business
Why writing a book is like starting a new business
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3-step plan for leveraging your book into speaking profits
Jane Atkinson, Speaker Launcher, and developer of the Wealthy Speaker System, encourages authors to follow a 3-step Ready, Aim, Fire process when leveraging books into speaking profits.
Let Jane Atkinson help you become a wealthy speaker – free call
Published & Pofitable host Roger C. Parker to interview speaker coach Jane Atkinson, author of The Wealthy Speaker. Jane will share tips for authors who want to leverage their nonfiction books into lucrative speaking engagements.
6 ways authors can profit from their books “after the sale”
Thursday’s profit tips for authors New authors usually focus on profits from sales of their book, i.e., advances, royalties, and profit margins; experienced authors, however, focus on the back-end products and services they can offer based on their books. As more than many expert authors I’ve interviewed for Published & Profitable and Jay Conrad Levinson’s [...]
How to plan your book from a cashflow point of view
Monday’s planning tip for authors Planning a book from an income and cash flow perspective is as important as planning a book by identifying your ideal market and its information needs. You’re invited to a free Tuesday Topic tomorrow to learn more about the realities of cash flow planning. All Published & Profitable friends and [...]
Cash flow ideas for authors and info-marketers from Dan Kennedy, Bill Glazer, & Robert Skrob
Thursday’s profit tip for authors Monthly cash flow is a perennial problem for authors and information marketers, but Dan Kennedy, Bill Glazer, and Robert Skrob’s The Official Get Rich Guide to Information Marketing offers help by describing how authors and information marketers can offer more than just information. Today’s readers want more In the second [...]
