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Stop selling your books and make more money.

 This may sound odd for a publisher, but you can achieve the most success by not selling your book, but by selling the benefits buyers rece…

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0 Jun 22, 2015

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Two types of innovation

There are two types of innovation. One is continuous innovation where products are so similar to existing items that they require no major…

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0 Jun 10, 2015

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Write your marketing plan as you would a book

As businesspeople we recognize the importance of planning. As book publishers we understand the process of writing a book. What if you comb…

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0 Jun 3, 2015

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Use precision marketing

Precision marketing is about producing a consistent stream of relevant reminders that reach a targeted audience(s) frequently over a period…

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0 May 24, 2015

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Follow up if you are rejected

Here is an example why. Jenna Lee was rejected after applying for a position as a TV news reporter. So she inquired seeking feedback that c…

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2 May 19, 2015
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Try “Chameleon Marketing.”

Chameleons have the ability to change colors to fit in with their environment. You can change your marketing approach for each of your envi…

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0 May 12, 2015

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Add benefits and sell more books

When you ordered a sandwich in a delicatessen, did it come with a pickle? You probably did not order that, but it came anyway. What unexpec…

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0 May 8, 2015

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Focus on commonalities, not differences

Defining the needs of buyers in ever-narrowing niches is not the same as identifying new markets. The latter often requires de-segmentation…

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0 Apr 20, 2015

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Be “positively negative.”

When most people see a new idea they feel uncomfortable and have a natural, negative bias. Instead, think of the acronym PIN when you have…

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0 Apr 4, 2015

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Taking target marketing too far?

Some people may have taken target marketing too far: “The wireless music box has no imaginable commercial value. Who would pay for a messag…

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0 Mar 27, 2015

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