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Category Archives: Non-Fiction
2 Writing Tips to Show Your Non-Fiction Readers That You Understand Them
Synopsis Here are two fundamental and powerful non-fiction writing techniques that will truly show your reading audience that you understand them and their issues. These two writing techniques, along with a hefty dose of sincerity, honesty, and respect for yourself, … Continue reading
Posted in Audience Needs, Authorship, Blogging, Content Creation, Copywriting, Credibility, Emotional Connection, Empathy, Expertise, Long Tail, Longtail, Motivation, Non-Fiction, Passion, Wants And Needs, Writing
Tagged Blogging, Book Marketing, Book Sales, Consumer Needs, Consumer Wants, Non-Fiction, Reader Needs, Reader Wants, Writing
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6 Simple Tips For Writing Non-Fiction In Plain English
Synopsis Writing in “plain English” is a great way to make a good impression on your audience. This means writing in a way that makes your message easy to read and understand. It doesn’t matter who your audience is or … Continue reading
Posted in Audience, Authorship, Blogging, Copywriting, Non-Fiction, Plain English, Reader Needs, Reader Retention, Writing
Tagged big words, Blogging, clear communication, clichés, Contractions, convoluted sentences, Copywriting, Emotional Connection, fancy words, formal writing, inflated vocabulary, informal writing, jargon, keeping it real, laymen’s terms, natural voice, Non-Fiction, ornate words, personable writing, plain and simple, plain English, sentence structure, slang, the art of writing, Writing, writing style, Writing Voice
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5 Selfishly Great And Satisfying Reasons To Write A Non-Fiction Book
Synopsis If you like to help people improve their own lives, careers, businesses, and relationships – by teaching, inspiring, and sharing your own knowledge and experiences – then you should be writing non-fiction. Here is a shortlist of my favorite … Continue reading
Posted in Audience, Authorship, Benefits, Credibility, Expertise, Marketing Plan, Needs, Non-Fiction, Self-Publishing, Wants, Wants And Needs
Tagged and relationships, businesses, by teaching, careers, If you like to help people improve their own lives, inspiring and sharing your own knowledge and experiences, then you should be writing non-fiction. Here is a short list of my favorite reasons why you should be writing and selling your own non-fiction books.
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Respect Is Earned, Trust Is Gained (Infographic)
View the full post that goes with this infographic. Share This Image On Your Site Please include attribution to TheBusinessOfSelfPublishing.com with this graphic. Hashtags: #selfpublishing #bookmarketing Related Posts6 Simple Tips For Writing Non-Fiction In Plain English (Infographic) How To Create … Continue reading
Posted in Book Marketing, Infographic, Non-Fiction, Writing
Tagged Infographic, Non-Fiction, Respect, Self-Publishing, Trust, Writing
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The Importance of Sincerity When Writing Non-Fiction
Synopsis Sincerity is extremely important to all of us because it helps to build trust with each other. And trust is one of the fundamental building blocks to developing a lasting and rewarding relationship. It’s especially important for non-fiction writers … Continue reading
Posted in Authorship, Credibility, Foreword, Memoir, Non-Fiction, Tone
Tagged Authenticity, Authorship, Believability, Business Writing, Credibility, Emotional Connection, Memoir, Non-Fiction, Sincerity, Tone, Trust, Writing, Writing Voice
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The Top Reasons Non-Fiction Books Do NOT Achieve Success
Synopsis Why isn’t my non-fiction bookselling more copies? Why is my book a failure? Why don’t I feel successful as a self-publisher? These common questions can sometimes be difficult to answer very quickly. And the answer isn’t always as simple … Continue reading
Posted in Audience, Audience Needs, Author Platform, Authorship, Blogging, Book Cover, Book Marketing, Credibility, Market Research, Marketing, Marketing Plan, Non-Fiction, Pricing, Sales, Social Media, Success
Tagged Audience, Audience Needs, Author Platform, Authorship, Blogging, Book Cover, Book Marketing, Book Publishing, Credibility, Market Research, Marketing, Marketing Plan, Non-Fiction, Pricing, Sales, Social Media, Success
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Authors: If You Learn How To “Walk In Your Readers’ Shoes,” You WILL Sell More Books! (Infographic)
View the full post that goes with this infographic. Share This Image On Your Site Please include attribution to https://kunzonpublishing.com/ with this graphic. Hashtags: #selfpublishing #bookmarketing Related PostsThe 5 Basic Ingredients Of Successful Book Marketing (Infographic) The 5 Elements Of … Continue reading
Posted in Book Marketing, Empathy, Non-Fiction, Sympathy
Tagged Audience, Book Marketing, Emotional Intelligence, Empathy, Feelings, Marketing, Non-Fiction, Self-Publishing, Sympathy
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Successful Non-Fiction Authors Don’t Confuse “Empathy” With “Sympathy”
Synopsis Even though empathy and sympathy both involve your “feelings” about your readers, they refer to two distinctly different emotions. As an author, and book marketer, (and as an emotionally mature adult that is trying to help people) you must … Continue reading
Posted in Book Marketing, Carnival Of The Indies, Empathy, Non-Fiction, Podcast, Sympathy
Tagged Audience, Book Marketing, Carnival Of The Indies, Emotional Intelligence, Empathy, Feelings, Marketing, Non-Fiction, Podcast, Self-Publishing, Sympathy
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The Introduction (Infographic)
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Posted in Book Marketing, Infographic, Introduction, Non-Fiction, Self-Publishing, Writing
Tagged Authorship, Book Introduction, Book Marketing, Infographic, Introduction, Non-Fiction, Self-Publishing, Writing
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How to Write a Book Foreword: A Checklist For Authors
Click here to download this PDF ebook Synopsis Here is a list of important questions that you should think about to help you make sure that you have written a full and complete … Continue reading
Posted in Endorsement, Foreword, Front Matter, Non-Fiction, Promotion, Self-Publishing, Writing
Tagged Endorsement, Foreword, Front Matter, Marketing, Non-Fiction, Promotion, Self-Publishing, Writing
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3 Steps To Creating A Winning Sell Sheet For Your Book
Synopsis Sell sheets have a simple mission. To Sell More Books. They’re really just a way to showcase the benefits of your book in a concise and impelling way. And if your sell sheet is created and utilized skillfully, it … Continue reading
Posted in Book Marketing, Marketing, Marketing Plan, Media Kit, Non-Fiction, Sell Sheet
Tagged Book Marketing, Marketing, Media Kit, One Sheet, Product Sheet, Sell Sheet, Selling
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11 Free Testimonial Sources For Non-Fiction Authors
Synopsis Testimonials from a wide variety of people is a great way to bring credibility, exposure (eyeballs), and higher sales for your book. Here are eleven sources to find free testimonials that you can use to help promote your book … Continue reading
Posted in Authorship, Book Marketing, Endorsement, Non-Fiction, Podcast, Testimonial
Tagged Authorship, Book Marketing, Endorsement, Non-Fiction, Podcast, Quote, Self-Publishing, Testimonial
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2 Essential Ingredients That Make A Book Foreword Great
Synopsis A foreword is an essential marketing tool for your non-fiction book. If it’s written properly, and with some understanding and forethought about its role in your book’s success, it can have a substantial impact on your book sales. In … Continue reading
Posted in Book Marketing, Carnival Of The Indies, Credibility, Foreword, Motivation, Non-Fiction, Podcast, Self-Publishing, Writing
Tagged Book Marketing, Book Sales, Credibility, Emotional Connection, Foreword, Motivation, Non-Fiction, Podcast, Self-Publishing, Writing
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