Your Book, Your Marketing Magic


Reading Time: Postcard

I am frequently asked if I know someone who can help with book marketing. It is never as simple as someone thinks it should be: I've written a book, surely there's someone who can help me talk about it out in world.

The answer is unexpected, but after 21 years and 68 books this is what I know to be the true answer: Yes, I do. It's you, you are the book who can help with your book marketing.

Before you write a single word:

  • Identify what you want the book to do for you and what you want the reader to do (and not do) after they read it
  • Craft your book marketing plan from your desired end results
  • Think about how you can (and want to) repurpose your book's content into other income streams

About six hours of reading can save you hundreds of hours of "figuring it out" yourself. Check out The You Must Book Business Series here.

See you mañana~

Honorée Corder.
Author. Executive Book Producer.

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