Princess Nevaeh: Lessons on Self- Discovery
by Paulette Harper
Paperback: 34 pages
Publisher: Thy Word Publishing (August 27, 2014)
ISBN-13: 978-0989969147
About The Book
Six year old Nevaeh wants to be something she already is. She will soon learn that her wish to be a princess takes a little more than just asking. Lessons on self-discovery are taught by her Mimi who makes her understand that being a princess takes work.
Do I Sell My Book or Sell Its
Content?
As an author, I realize that we are
excited about selling our books; but the truth of the matter is that we
shouldn’t try to sell our books. Rather, we should focus on how our books can
help someone else. This was a lesson I learned early in my publishing journey.
People will not buy your book if they
don’t believe that what you have written will not help them emotionally,
spiritually, practically, or even for enjoyment.
Finding tips or points in your book to
highlight will make the difference between a buyer purchasing your book or
someone else. List the benefits your
book can offer. How can your book help them deal with issues they may be
facing? Writers of non-fiction, inspirational books might find this process quite
easy; however, writers of fiction might find this process a little more
challenging.
The key is to be different. Offer a benefit that is decidedly different
than anything that's out there. This might cause you to have to research books
that are similar to what you are writing.
Creating a list of “benefits” for your book can aid in the marketing,
promoting, and the campaigning in so many ways. First, those benefits can be
highlighted and enhanced over and over during interviews. It will help you stay focused on the points
you want to convey to the reader and those points can be incorporated in the
press release, media kit, and/or tip sheet.
Because the market is so competitive, try
to stay ahead of the competition by offering the benefits your book can offer.
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