1/14/25 You Need a Formula for Your Book to be a Bestseller
Honorée Corder
Executive Book Producer | I help professionals publish custom books that boost their brand and increase their income | 67x Author including YOU MUST WRITE A BOOK, BUSINESS NETWORKING & YOUR BOOK MEANS BUSINESS
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Now I just shared (yesterday) how to get your book written. But before you write it, it helps to spend some time crafting the content intentionally so it will be a bestselling book.
Well, really you want it to be a best earning book. (You want it to earn lots of book royalties or generate new business or both.)
Amiright?
Said differently, you want your book to reach readers, make an impact, and yes, generate lots and lots of income. It wouldn't be worth the effort to write a book that doesn't fulfill it's mission.
That’s why I wrote The Bestselling Book Formula.
After analyzing dozens of perennial bestsellers (and thinking for a long time that some authors just "get lucky" (ahem), it turns out there are four key elements they all books that crush it have in common.
They are (and your book needs to be):
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When you incorporate these elements while writing your book (or even revising an existing manuscript), you dramatically increase its chances of long-term success.
Think about books like Think & Grow Rich or The 4-Hour Work Week. They’ve sold consistently for years because they nail all four elements. Your book can do the same.
While I talked about it briefly in Write Your First Nonfiction Book, The Bestselling Book Formula breaks it down (exactly) so you know how to apply this formula to your book. It’s a quick read (under an hour) that could transform your book’s success.
You'll want to get it here. (And it's only 99 cents.)
To your best earning book success,
Honorée Corder Author. Executive Book Producer.
P.S. Have you already read The Bestselling Book Formula? I’d love to hear which of the four elements resonated most with you. Leave a comment and let me know!
P.P.S. I'm throwing myself under the book titling bus tomorrow. You won't want to miss that...
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1 个月That sounds like a valuable resource! Identifying the key elements that contribute to a book's long-term success can really help aspiring authors craft a standout work. I'm curious—what are some of the key takeaways you've discovered in the formula?