Endorsement Vs. Testimonial: A Guide For Self-Publishers
It is essential for a self-publisher to understand the differences between an endorsement and a testimonial. Each plays a vital role in the financial success of the book. They will both play an...
View Article7 Types Of Testimonials: A Guide For Self-Publishers
1. Faked Testimonial I strongly advise against doing this. Readers are very sophisticated, and very tuned-in to what is real or fake. If there is even the slightest hint of being contrived, you will...
View ArticleWho Should Be Acknowledged In Your Book?
Here is a guide to help get you started in building the acknowledgements page of your new book. Your acknowledgements page does not need to be an exhaustive listing of every last person that help you....
View ArticleHow To Write Your Book’s Acknowledgments Page: The Basics
The Three Essentials To Writing A Great Acknowledgements Page 1. Make It The Appropriate Size Your book’s acknowledgements page will play an important role in the critical and financial success of your...
View ArticleBook Dedications To Spur Your Imagination
I was always fascinated by book dedications. Unfortunately, most books don’t have them. And many of the books that do have one, the dedication is usually too simple and cryptic to understand. But...
View ArticleExamples of Great Customer Testimonial Statements
Great Customer Testimonials Must Contain The Following: 1. It should explain to your buying audience about how they will benefit from reading your book. 2. It should speak directly and specifically to...
View ArticleThe 5 Essentials Of A Powerful Book Introduction
Introduction Your book’s introduction is a quick way for you, the author, to explain how your book is going to help the reader. This explanation is what will make your introduction a powerful sales...
View ArticleQuestions To Ask Yourself Before Writing Your Book’s Introduction
Before writing your book’s introduction, you must put yourself into your reader’s shoes. How will they view your book? What is in it for them? Your readers will only buy your book if they believe that...
View ArticleThe Preface: Share Your Inner Passion And Inspiration For Better Book Sales
What Is The Purpose Of The Preface? The book preface (PREF-iss, not PRE-face) is a short explanation about why you wrote your book. The book introduction, on the other hand, is all about the benefits...
View Article7 Things Readers Notice When Picking Up A Book
If you have any hope of having your book achieve financial and critical success, you must understand how your readers (your customers), view your book (your product) when they first see it (online or...
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