How to Get More Business by Publishing a Book: 21 Ways to Write the Right Book, Publish in the Right Way and Reach the Right Readers

Table of Contents:
CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 7 WAYS TO WRITE THE RIGHT BOOK 7 WAYS TO PUBLISH IN THE RIGHT WAY 7 WAYS TO REACH THE RIGHT READERS

About the Author :
Sue Richardson, director of SRA Books and publisher Having worked for many years as a freelance editor and publishing project manager, Sue began publishing non-fiction books in 2000. Since then she has worked with numerous companies, entrepreneurial individuals and experts of all kinds to get their books written and published. "Nothing satisfies me more than seeing my clients succeed as a result of telling their story well. There is simply nothing like a book for building your credibility and reputation - and of course the personal sense of achievement you gain from publishing is the icing on the cake".

Review :
"Sue Richardson brings together her unique interpersonal skills with her vast knowledge of the publishing sector. This book will change you and could advance your business in the process." Tony Drury, corporate financier and author of romantic thrillers "Does what it says on the tin and in a really accessible, welcoming, understanding and professional way. The book shows how fully Sue understands the psychology of the new writer and all the fears, blocks and lack of knowledge that they have and she addresses them all calmly and reassuringly as well as giving heaps and heaps of vital and interesting information. Annette Simmons, cutting-edge coach and author of Quantum Skills for Coaches "If there's anyone who can tell you in quick and easy terms how to publish a book, it's Sue Richardson. Her step-by-step advice takes you through the process and rationale of self-publishing. Read this, follow her advice, and you'll be well on your way to writing, publishing - and more importantly, selling - your first book. Jackie Barrie, marketing and web copywriter and author of The Little Fish Guides How to Grow Your Business by Publishing a Book: 21 Ways to Write the Right Book, Publish in the Right Way and Reach the Right Readers is the guide if you are thinking of starting that journey to become an author. Sue takes you through critical points that you really do need to consider to make your book a publishing success. Clear and concisely written, Sue's experience in the publishing world shines through and this is a must read for any new author. Jessica McGregor Johnson, author of The Right T-Shirt, Write Your Own Rules and Live the Life You Want Having reached publication of my book, I can assure you that Sue Richardson's book has all the right ingredients to help you to do the same. Written in a straightforward step-by-step manner, it gives pragmatic advice to the would-be author via a series of easy-to-follow tips, from the inception of an idea to the selling of the book. The journey can be strewn with pitfalls, but Sue explains how to avoid and overcome these. To be borne in mind when writing a book is its proposed readership, any likely competition, the importance of the right editor, etc. After having successfully published your book, the hurdles of marketing and selling it follow. Here again, Sue gives excellent advice. Jill Bray, author of English Essentials Explained Sue Richardson's e-book is a mini book-producing bible for any aspiring author. User friendly, clear and down to earth, Sue gives you all you need to know to successfully write that book you've just been yearning to write. All the way from writing it to publishing it to having it be bought and read by the right readers. Highly recommend! Sharon Eden, The Passion Whisperer This is a great short book for anyone embarking upon a career of being an author in their field of expertise. As short as it is, it packs a big punch as it cuts out the waffle many books of this sort have. There are plenty of insights from planning the book and why you should write, to keeping motivated to write to choosing how to publish. It's all here. John Hotowka, speaker, humourist and magician