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May 19 2008

Author Platform – More Important than Ever

If you’ve followed the headlines in the Christian publishing trade (CBA), then you know the industry is undergoing serious change. What does this change mean to you as an author? Growing your platform is more important than ever. Here’s why: More Christian bookstores are closing down. Most CBA publishers are experiencing sluggish book sales. Most

May 05 2008

Is Your Book in Family Christian Stores?

Last week, I blogged about how to find out if your book is in-stock at Barnes & Noble bookstores. Click here to read that post. Today, I have good news that you can also determine if your book is on the shelf at Family Christian Stores, the largest retail chain of Christian books. They have

Apr 27 2008

Is Your Book in Barnes & Noble?

Half of the battle to good book sales is bookstore distribution. Since 70% of bookstore purchases are impulse buys, then it’s important for your book to be on the shelf. Customers don’t like to hear, “We don’t have it, but we can order it for you in 5 – 10 days.” But, how do you

Apr 08 2008

Client Success Story – Nancy McGuirk

Nancy McGuirkHelping Women take God at His WordSpeaker and Author of Rest AssuredFounder of Women’s Community Bible Study – Atlanta, GAwww.NancyMcGuirk.com “I’ve been speaking and writing for over 18 years, but learned mostly by trial and error. After working with Rob Eagar, however, I learned more in a few months than I had learned in

Mar 12 2008

Is Your Speaking Career Feeling Sickly?

If you’re a speaker, can you tell when your speeches are getting sick? By “sick,” I mean that your message is feeling flat, and you’re losing motivation for your presentations. Some speakers wait until it’s too late before they assess the health of their message. So, here’s a list of symptoms to help you discern