by Warren Whitlock | Jul 23, 2008 | Book Marketing, online promotion, Selling Books
I’m a guest speaker for the insider membership call today at 4pm PacificTo attend, call 404-920-6610 and enter PIN 192304#. The Guerrilla Marketing Association is a membership site for the followers of Jay Conrad Levinson, the guy who has sold millions of the...
by Warren Whitlock | Jul 21, 2008 | Book Marketing, Selling Books
Matthew Bennett is a self-published author who’s relatively unknown to the general public. Yet he’s sold over 5 million books in quantity to Fortune 500 corporations including Disney, Reebok, NBC, Abbott Labs, Pfizer, US Healthplans, Subway and innumerable...
by warren | Jul 18, 2008 | Book Marketing, media publicity, Selling Books, Write a Book
Author, friend and frequent promotion partner Peter Fogel was interviewed this weekWatch Peter Fogel here talking about his book If Not Now.. Then WhenImportant Lessons:1) Once you are an author, you are the recognized expert2) Your expert status is permanent....
by warren | Apr 30, 2008 | Book Marketing, Selling Books, Write a Book
I’ve been following Essential of Trading author John Forman’s excellent blog about his book, investing and human nature.His post last week, The Secret to Trading Success is something that every author should read (whether you trade stocks or not)John talks...
by Warren Whitlock | Apr 13, 2008 | Book Marketing, online promotion, Selling Books
Today I’d like to share the story of an author who leveraged the debut of his first book into new revenues of millions of dollars, with the formula you can use to model his success. When I first met Matt Bacak, he was already known as The Powerful Promoter,...
by Warren Whitlock | Apr 8, 2008 | Book Marketing, Networking, Selling Books, Social Media
As you begin using social media to attract new readers, sell more books and become a best seller, you will want to tell everyone you meet about the good things in your life. That what networking is all about right? One thing you’ll want to say is “My new...
