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Which kind of book will you write?

Some people write a book that once you pick it up you can’t put it down. Others write a book that once you put it down you can’t pick it up…

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0 Dec 7, 2014

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A piece of marketing PIE

Book marketing is as simple as PIE: Plan what you will do, Implement that plan and then periodically Evaluate your progress and make any ch…

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0 Dec 4, 2014

APSS Staff

Outline for a quick marketing plan

A quick marketing plan has two parts: strategies (what)  and actions (how). 1) What will you do in four areas: Product: (form -- printed an…

Started by Brian Jud

0 Dec 1, 2014

APSS Staff

Find a need and fill it

Before you publish your book, find out if your content fills a market need. If not, how can you create new content or create a market need?

Started by Brian Jud

0 Nov 25, 2014

APSS Staff

Eliminate boomerang books

Returns don’t come from consumers. They come from people in your value chain (retailers, distributors, wholesalers). Why do they return boo…

Started by Brian Jud

0 Nov 21, 2014

APSS Staff

Create a new business plan for 2015

 Your business plan defines your company’s purpose and describes your marketing, financial, personnel and facilities plans and how they wil…

Started by Brian Jud

0 Nov 18, 2014

APSS Staff

How can you be “positively negative?”

When most people see a new idea they feel uncomfortable and have a natural, negative bias. Instead, when you see a new idea, focus initiall…

Started by Brian Jud

0 Nov 13, 2014

APSS Staff

Three strategies for long-term growth

Three strategies for growing markets over the long-term. 1) Distribution extension. Instead of distributing your books only to bookstores,…

Started by Brian Jud

0 Nov 12, 2014

APSS Staff

Three strategies for hitting short-term sales targets in traditional markets

 1) Targeted marketing. Communicate directly with buyers to remind or inform them of how well the information in your book can benefit them…

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0 Nov 6, 2014

APSS Staff

Make more money selling your content -- not your books

Think about the form in which you will deliver your content. Dunkin Donuts sells coffee for $8.99 per one-pound bag. Keurig sells coffee fo…

Started by Brian Jud

1 Nov 5, 2014
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