Book idea to best seller
£245.00
Having self published and been asked to write a book by the UK’s leading non fiction publisher (and been given a lot of royalty cheques!) I aim to share everything I’ve learnt. Everything!
- Identifying a unique angle or perspective on a non-fiction topic.
- How to appeal to publishers.
- Conducting thorough research and fact-checking.
- Organizing and structuring the book effectively.
- Writing with clarity and accessibility for a your target audience(s).
- Utilising storytelling techniques to engage readers.
- Balancing personal anecdotes with factual information.
- Developing a strong and compelling argument or thesis.
- Incorporating visuals such as graphs, charts, and images where appropriate
- Building a platform and cultivating an audience before publishing
- Understanding the trends and demands of the non-fiction market.
- Collaborating with editors and publishers to refine the manuscript and create a marketable book.
- How to sell your book and the benefits a book can bring to you.
Description
- In 2020, the global book market was valued at $113 billion.
- The total number of new book titles released is around 4 million.
- It’s estimated that between 500,000 to 1 million of these new titles are published through traditional publishers.
- At least 1.7 million self-published titles each year are considered to be produced, however, as many self-published authors do not use a trackable ISBN, this number could be a lot higher!
- The top 1% of books account for around one-third of all book sales.
- Approximately 3.52 million nonfiction books are published annually.
- A publishing house of a medium/large size will often receive more than 5,000 unrequested manuscript submissions annually.
- Within the book publishing industry, it is agreed that the odds of an author getting their work published stands between 1% and 2%.
- Despite this low number, more than 95% of manuscripts received by publishers and agents are below the level the standard required.
It is not wise to go this alone. And if you do, let me help you avoid a lot of mistakes and obstacles that will stop your book from selling.
Let me guide you in how to structure, write and sell your book.
Writing a book is an amazing achievement and can be very good for business, a personal mission or cause close to your heart. Turning a book idea into a bestseller can have many benefits;
- Financial gain: A best-selling book can generate significant income through book sales, royalties, speaking engagements, and other related opportunities.
- Career advancement: A best-selling book can establish you as an expert in your field and open up new career opportunities, such as teaching, consulting, or media appearances.
- Personal satisfaction: Turning a book idea into a bestseller can be a source of personal pride and fulfillment, as it allows you to share your ideas and connect with readers on a larger scale.
Having self published and been asked to write a book by the UK’s leading non fiction publisher (and been given a lot of royalty cheques!) I aim to share everything I’ve learnt. Everything!
- Identifying a unique angle or perspective on a non-fiction topic.
- How to appeal to publishers.
- Conducting thorough research and fact-checking.
- Organizing and structuring the book effectively.
- Writing with clarity and accessibility for a your target audience(s).
- Utilising storytelling techniques to engage readers.
- Balancing personal anecdotes with factual information.
- Developing a strong and compelling argument or thesis.
- Incorporating visuals such as graphs, charts, and images where appropriate
- Building a platform and cultivating an audience before publishing
- Understanding the trends and demands of the non-fiction market.
- Collaborating with editors and publishers to refine the manuscript and create a marketable book.
- How to sell your book and the benefits a book can bring to you.
