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Step 4: Profit
Every author needs to cultivate additional profit opportunities No matter how popular your book becomes, profits from sales are unlikely to become more than a small proportion of your income. This section will help you leverage your book's credibility and visibility into increased profits from your primary business and on-going streams of income based on sales to readers of your book. You'll learn how to:
- Explore new profit opportunities
- Selling yourself to speaker's bureaus
- Adapt and recycle content into new formats
- Collect ideas for future books
Members can begin to plan their future profits by reading 12 Ways to Create Profits Based on Your Book, available here
Profit resources include
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Sample Content
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