Nonfiction Ink

For many entrepreneurs, writing a book is an important component to a successful career. Besides providing you a product to sell, it can help you:

1. Position Yourself as an Expert in your Field
Writing a book provides instant credibility. It differentiates you from your associates and competitors, allowing you to charge higher fees and offer additional services. Potential clients can learn about you through your writing – making it easier to capture an interested audience.

2. Increase Media Exposure
Expert status leads to additional media exposure, speaking engagements, and interviews, which, in turn, helps build your brand and platform, and sell other business products and services.

3. Expand Your Potential Client Reach
A book allows you to reach more people, nationally and internationally, and entice them to learn more about you by visiting your website, enrolling in your workshops, or acquiring your services or products.

4. Provide Additional Marketing Tools
You can use excerpts from your book to create articles, guest blog posts, newsletter columns, and giveaway booklets. A published book merits a news and press release, which garners even more publicity.

5. Connect with Your Target Audience
While researching and compiling your manuscript, you can acquire feedback through email surveys, your blogs, and social networking profiles to learn exactly what your client wants and needs and then deliver that with your book. With a better understanding of your target audience, you make the reader your ideal client.

Once you’ve written and published a book, you can add “author” to your list of titles.

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