How to Design a Book Cover That Annoys Booksellers – by Gary Robson

Good covers sell. Bad covers not only don’t attract customers, but can actively annoy.
Good covers sell. Bad covers not only don’t attract customers, but can actively annoy.
It’s always better to have three products to sell instead of one.
“It is not my intent to soft soap you but I have learned that you have a habit of telling the truth as you see it so please tell me…”
For writers, images help to create the tone of the book, or article, boost an author’s brand, and enable you to sell more.
Are you collecting sales tax when you sell your books?
I asked her, “What is Simon & Schuster doing for you?” She then made a zero with her thumb and finger…
“I’m a bit disappointed in (my book sales) because I got a good review from (a book review publication). I had four more good reviews at (book review websites). Two more are due out next week…”
“My book contains speeches by others that have grammatical errors. What do I do?”
When you lie to a business associate, a neighbor, family member, or anyone in the adult world, real life consequences can ensue…
A small snippet of what’s to follow:
“Do yourself a solid and don’t use Lulu publishing.”
“I’ve spent in the thousands and can’t get ANY help!”
“I would never buy from Lulu.com again.”
“Customer Service is a nightmare.”
“Do not use Lulu publishing.”
“Worst experience ever.”