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"How to Build a Publicity Platform
That Leads to a Six-figure Book Advance"
Featuring Joan Stewart and Susan Harrow (A 70-minute teleseminar)
$39.95+4.50
shipping & handling
You will learn:
- Why it's possible to get a six-figure book deal even if you
aren't Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump or JK Rowling
- What your publisher will expect you to do if they decide to
work with you...this comes as a big surprise to many authors
- 7 things publishers will be looking for in your platform...the
more of these you have, the better your chances for a fat advance
- The biggest myth among authors when it comes to working with a
publisher...don't be surprised by this dirty little truth about
being picked up by a publisher
- The one thing that you must be willing to pay for yourself.
This is Dirty Little Truth Number 2.
- The amount of time that some publishers spend reading your
proposal, and why it must scream "Platform!" quickly and
convincingly.
- How to become the type of mediagenic maven publishers want even
before you approach them...this will boost your chances of getting
a juicy contract
- What you must do with your platform before you
start shooting for "Oprah." (You don't want to make all your big
boo-boos on national TV, do you?)
- The one thing you must practice over and over again
before appearing on any TV show.
- How Suzanne Falter-Barns got a whopping six-figure
advance...and how she built her platform that helped her get it
- The other thing publishers expect authors to do...this comes as
a rude awakening when authors hear about it
- How Rich Fettke got a six-figure advance and what he did in his
proposal that impressed the socks off publishers
- Why editors and publishers don't want to talk to authors who
submit proposals...and why you wouldn't either if you were a
publisher
- Why public speaking is critical to building platform, and the
one speaking gig you really want to clinch and be invited back
again and again
- A simple exercise you can do during speaking engagements to
capture your audience's email addresses...this takes less than a
minute or two
- Another simple thing you can do to encourage the audience to
stay in touch with you years after your presentation is over
- What publishers want to hear when they ask you the question
"Who is your audience?" Warning: This is contrary to advice Aunt
Martha will give you
- A great resource to start using if you haven't generated much
publicity yet. It will help you start building a platform quickly
- The one kiss-of-death phrase you should never use with a
publisher
- How to start creating and rehearsing your all-importance sound
bites, which must be great if you want to be invited back to a TV
show
- How Susan can teach you to write a terrific proposal, using
examples from authors who have done just that
- The amount of time that most authors take to write a book
proposal
- Why generating celebrity endorsements for your book is
important and why celebrities are more than happy to provide a
blurb for your book jacket
- How to build your platform on the Internet where even more
people can find you
- Something you can do that will held spread the word about your
book very quickly on the Internet
- A company that you want to hire you for speaking engagements,
even though many professional speakers would never lower themselves
to speak here
- How Joan got invited by this same company to speak and why she
said yes
- A creative event that you can plan as part of your book tour so
you really impress the publisher
- The biggest mistakes authors can make that bans them from ever
working with a major publisher
- How much of your own money to put in the publicity bucket
- Who to contact in a celebrity's office if you're going
after a testimonial for your book
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