If I told you "getting published" was easy, you'd think I was full of crap.
So how has a 23-year old, unemployed Economics major made $9,904.55 on his first book (and counting) ... without doing any marketing? And how did it only take him a month, and earn 63 mostly-5-star reviews?
Because ANYONE can professionally self-publish a book, if they know what they're doing.
I don't mean some scammy "e-book." I mean a real, paperback book on Amazon that nobody would know was self-published unless you told them.
Publishing the book is easy, as I'll explain. Writing the book is NOT easy, but anyone can do it, if they're willing to work.
You don't have to be an "expert." I'm not an expert, yet here we are.
In fact, your non-expertise is your advantage (explained in Ch. 22).
If you've ever wanted to write a book "some day" but thought you were unqualified, read this book.
This isn't your average "How to Write a Book" book. It's written by someone who has done it before, and won't bullshit you and say it's easy.
You'll learn everything you need to know to write your first successful book, in 24 steps, including:
- Why traditional publishers are dead
- How to find a profitable idea ... even if you think you have nothing to say
- How to get started ... even if you're lost and overwhelmed
- How to cure writer's block
- How to outline ... without stunting your creativity
- How to make your book your own ... not some boring, rehashed bullshit
- How to build a lifelong writing habit
- How to guarantee sales ... without annoying marketing
- How to make your book look professional and sexy
- How to have fun, hold your book in your hands, and build a writing career and/or business
Don't read this book if you aren't willing to work, or challenge the conventional belief that "getting published" by traditional publishers is the only path.
Publishers are dead. They don't want you to self-publish your book.
Fuck 'em. You are an author.
(You can read the Kindle edition on any computer, phone, tablet or e-reader via the Kindle app or Cloud Reader.)
So how has a 23-year old, unemployed Economics major made $9,904.55 on his first book (and counting) ... without doing any marketing? And how did it only take him a month, and earn 63 mostly-5-star reviews?
Because ANYONE can professionally self-publish a book, if they know what they're doing.
I don't mean some scammy "e-book." I mean a real, paperback book on Amazon that nobody would know was self-published unless you told them.
Publishing the book is easy, as I'll explain. Writing the book is NOT easy, but anyone can do it, if they're willing to work.
You don't have to be an "expert." I'm not an expert, yet here we are.
In fact, your non-expertise is your advantage (explained in Ch. 22).
If you've ever wanted to write a book "some day" but thought you were unqualified, read this book.
This isn't your average "How to Write a Book" book. It's written by someone who has done it before, and won't bullshit you and say it's easy.
You'll learn everything you need to know to write your first successful book, in 24 steps, including:
- Why traditional publishers are dead
- How to find a profitable idea ... even if you think you have nothing to say
- How to get started ... even if you're lost and overwhelmed
- How to cure writer's block
- How to outline ... without stunting your creativity
- How to make your book your own ... not some boring, rehashed bullshit
- How to build a lifelong writing habit
- How to guarantee sales ... without annoying marketing
- How to make your book look professional and sexy
- How to have fun, hold your book in your hands, and build a writing career and/or business
Don't read this book if you aren't willing to work, or challenge the conventional belief that "getting published" by traditional publishers is the only path.
Publishers are dead. They don't want you to self-publish your book.
Fuck 'em. You are an author.
(You can read the Kindle edition on any computer, phone, tablet or e-reader via the Kindle app or Cloud Reader.)
