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Tag Archives: Back Cover Copy
Benefits Vs. Features: A Crucial Key to Selling More Books (Infographic)
View the full post that goes with this infographic. Share This Image On Your Site Please include attribution to Kunz On Publishing with this graphic. Hashtags: #selfpublishing #bookmarketing Related Posts2 Writing Tips to Show Your Non-Fiction Readers That You Understand … Continue reading
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Benefits Vs. Features: A Crucial Key to Selling More Books
Synopsis One of the biggest marketing mistakes we non-fiction authors can make is to confuse the benefits and features that a reader will get if they buy our book. And, at first glance, it might seem a little challenging to … Continue reading
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