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Getting Paid (Upfront) to Write Your Book
Getting Paid (Upfront) to Write Your Book
In this module you'll learn:
In this module you'll learn:
The process of getting an agent and getting a publishing deal
The huge benefits of traditional publishing VS self-publishing
Why you shouldn't write your book before you get paid
Book advances ($$) -- how book advances work, how much other authors got paid, and how much you might expect to get paid to write yours
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How to mold your book to fit the marketplace
How to mold your book to fit the marketplace
In this module you'll learn:
In this module you'll learn:
How I got a publishing deal -- after being initially rejected (by everyone)
The process of molding a book to fit into the marketplace
Examples of how you can use different tones, characters, verbiage, angles, and word cadence, to manipulate how a story is received
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The theme-to-hook formula used by me & other authors
The theme-to-hook formula used by me & other authors
In this module you'll learn:
In this module you'll learn:
Why it’s important to make your book commercially appealing
Examples from bestselling books illustrating how they used a hook: The Glass Castle, The Wolf of Wall Street, Kitchen Confidential, Orange is The New Black, The Pursuit of Happyness, and more
The story of how young Anthony Bourdain got his first book deal (before anyone knew who Anthony Bourdain was)
How to make your book commercial (using a hook)
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How to Systematically Create a Marketable Concept
How to Systematically Create a Marketable Concept
In this module you'll learn:
In this module you'll learn:
How to know if your story is interesting to the reader -- because you may be surprised (so many people get this wrong)
Breakdown of the anatomy of bestselling books to show how they could have easily NOT been successful
The art of joke-telling -- why the key to a good joke is the same thing that makes a marketable story
How to systematically craft your book concept to be entertaining (the key to getting it read, purchased, and published)
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