My previous post explained how there are only four types of authors in the world, and we discussed why successful authors are rare and what makes them tick. In this post, let’s flip the focus to those who don’t sell many books, the causes of their frustration, and some solutions that can be applied. Unsuccessful
4 Types of Authors in the World: Part 2 – Successful Authors
In my previous post, I explained how there are only four types of authors in the world. They can be classified into these categories: Successful Authors, Unsuccessful Authors, Dead Authors, and Authors Who Play Dead. When publishers correctly identify where an author belongs, they’re better able to develop a promotional strategy that meets their sales
The Four Types of Authors in the World
After consulting with over 400 authors, I’ve found that there are only four types of authors in the world. Just four. And you can classify any author into one of four groups by using two criteria: 1) the author’s level of marketing effort and 2) their book sales history. Marketing effort is the measure of
How to Sell 8 Million Novels
This week, I’m highlighting the success of WildFire Marketing client, Wanda Brunstetter. Wanda is a prolific novelist whose book sales just surpassed the 8 million mark! In addition, she has sold over 1 million copies per year for the past two years in a row. Wanda found her niche writing stories about the Amish culture
Is Your Selfless Non-Profit Guilty of Selfish Marketing?
Recently, I had the pleasure of speaking to a gathering of non-profit professionals at the Atlanta Chapter of the American Marketing Association. My presentation was titled Is Your Selfless Non-Profit Guilty of Selfish Marketing? In my experience, over half of non-profits I’ve seen unknowingly use “selfish” marketing language on their website pages, newsletters, and fundraising
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