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Here's what Published & Profitable readers and subscribers are saying ...
Your step-by-step path took the "someday" out of my, "Someday I will write a book."
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Belleue, WA M&A
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Author, Corporate Blogging Book
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Creating Key Clients
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Inventor
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Psychologist and futurist
I never thought I could successfully write and promote a book. Now, I know I can and I will.
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Successful authors and the brands they've built
A title is more than the name of your book--it's the basis of your brand A strong title not only sells the book, it creates a brand--or position--for the author. The following articles review the stories of nonfiction owners who used the titles of their books to establish a brand that promoted their careers to new heights of achievement and profitability.
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Lessons from Timothy Ferris' "4-Hour Workweek"
Timothy Ferris' 4 Hour Workweek teaches several important lessons about planning and creating a career-building nonfiction book. Analyze the Top 10 reasons this book's success was planned and created for author and publisher profitability. . . . Keep Reading
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Learning from Customers for Life
Discover why "Customers for Life," originally published in 1990, still enjoys respectable sales. This book has several important lessons to teach authors seeking similar success with their book. . . . Keep Reading
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