Jun 28

How to Write a Book In 48 Days or Less

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Are you ready to finish your book? It doesn’t matter if you are almost finished after 2 years or just beginning, these book writing tips will help you finish in the next 48 days. You owe it to yourself and your important message to finish fast and go to market sooner.For years, my book manuscript would end up in the drawer with the rest of my unfinished projects. No more; now I finish my book writing projects in 48 days or less.I learned from my mentors who showed me the way. I even learned from my competitors who finished their books fast to sell sooner.Here’s some book writing tips to help you speed write your book for maximum sales sooner:1. Place

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Mar 28

Write a Book One Chapter at a Time

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Do you want to write a book, yet you are not sure how to get started? You may have some concerns that you tried before and after writing a few pages you got stuck and stopped.Many new writers feel this way especially when you are an entrepreneur with a busy schedule and writing is not the primary way you make money. You make your money with your products and services that you offer your customers.What is an entrepreneur to do? If you have a book out there you will be recognized as an expert in your field. You will attract new clients and build your business. This is what every business owner wants. More important, you have a great book idea

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Aug 16

Writing A Book Proposal

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R. Dodge Woodsonwww.lonewolfent.net Writing A Book Proposal            The first step in getting a publisher to publish your book idea is writing a book proposal. This intimidates some people. It doesn’t have to be frightening. Once you know the components of a professional book proposal you can attack it one phase at a time and prevail with a superior proposal. If you can’t create a winning book proposal you are not likely to be able to sell or write a book.            What does a book proposal consist of? The basic elements are as follows: Cover letter Title of the book Table of contents Audience Competition Concept and approach Credentials Reviewers Sample chapters Contact information  Cover Letter            Your cover letter should be concise. Keep

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