One author wrote to me this week saying her book was ready but that she wanted to “hold” the book until December 1st to get more people interested in it. I told her, “That type of product hype only works for iPhones and celebrity authors like Stephen King…”
He showed me something that I knew wasn’t as powerful as I needed so I asked him, “Why are you under-selling me? Upsell! Upsell!!”
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Finding trends on best sellers lists! And, if you can write a best seller that becomes a classic, you’ll have it made!!
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We are all crazy-nuts busy here. It’s our “AAAACK!!!” season at BookLocker and we’re all working double-time (literally) to get our new authors’ books on the market by Christmas. I realized yesterday that we’ve ordered food delivery more in the past two weeks than we have in the past eight months and…
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