Nonfiction Book Award Status: Gold Author Name: Diamante Lavendar Synopsis A raw collection of religious poetry and prose based on one Christian woman’s experiences of being abused, and how she healed herself with God’s love in order to move past the assaults. In this rare collection of nonfiction Christian poetry and prose based on real life experiences, […]
Nonfiction Book Award Status: Silver Author Name: Kenneth G. Winans Synopsis This book is intended for an intermediate to advanced investor. Even today, preferred stocks are one of the least understood investment mediums in the world of finance. This book builds upon Mr. Winans’ past historical research with the addition of new research using technical market analysis […]
Nonfiction Book Award Status: Gold Author Name: Margo Lee Williams Synopsis When former slave, Islay Walden returned to Southwestern Randolph County, North Carolina in 1879, after graduating from the New Brunswick Theological Seminary, as an ordained minister and missionary of the American Missionary Association, he moved in with his sister and her family in a secluded area […]
Nonfiction Book Award Status: Gold Author Name: Dr. Karen Smith Synopsis Written by a foot expert, Killing Heel Pain is the ultimate “how-to” guide for getting rid of plantar fasciitis as quickly and effectively as possible. Features a “cut-to-the-chase” question-answer format, helpful anatomy illustrations and straightforward action steps for final freedom from this life-intrusive condition. Buy […]
Nonfiction Book Award Status: Gold Author Name: Shirley Alarie Synopsis “Colleen Adams is saving lives.” – Todd Bass, Miami Dade State Attorney’s Office A raw and emotional account of one woman’s dream to offer a path out of poverty and crime, proving that one drop, even in the ocean, creates an expanding ripple. Imagine a […]
Nonfiction Book Award Status: Gold Author Name: Jim Signorelli Synopsis Why would a 30-year veteran of the advertising industry say that most advertising is a waste of money? Having worked on many famous brands as an advertising executive, Jim Signorelli has firsthand knowledge of how much time, energy, and money is being wasted on advertising and brand […]
Nonfiction Book Award Status: Gold Author Name: Rebecca Crownover Synopsis Texas Farm Girl: Aquaculture Farming is the first children’s picture book published on Aquaculture! Texas Farm Girl takes a trip with PawPaw to Global Blue Technologies shrimp farm in Taft, Texas. As she tours the farm, she is excited to find out how the farm is making […]
Nonfiction Book Award Status: Gold Author Name: Kenneth G. Winans Synopsis In his acclaimed new book Investment Atlas II, Using History as a Financial Tool, Winans shows readers how to become profitable users of investment history rather than future victims of it. Just as travelers use a road atlas to learn about their destination and prevent the […]
Nonfiction Book Award Status: Silver Author Name: Carrie Morgan Synopsis The internet is an overwhelming cacophony… each brand fighting to rise above the noise. This book helps readers launch an integrated mix of basic content marketing, social media and search engine optimization (SEO) to build influence and visibility online. It’s a must-read for those who […]
Nonfiction Book Award Status: Gold Author Name: Nick Psyhogeos Synopsis In Confessions of a Global Negotiator, you will learn from someone with 25 years of front-line deal experience the single most powerful weapon for neutralizing difficult opponents and winning over others. It’s you! When seeking to persuade others, your preparation, your pitch, and your perseverance […]
What Corporate Sponsors Want from Authors
While you may think that these corporate sponsorships are few and far between, I can assure you that they are easier to get than you might think. Corporations aren’t looking for a bargain. First, you should know that big companies have equally big budgets. On average they allocate 10% to 15% of profits toward marketing […]
(NOTE: This post is a companion piece to Peter Bowerman’s NFAA teleseminar on the subject to be posted on 8/17/17.) In late 2009, I released my fourth self-published book, the updated edition of my first, The Well-Fed Writer (TWFW), an award-winning how-to about my chosen field (since 1994) of lucrative “commercial” writing – freelancing for […]
10 Ways to Build Your Mailing List–and the Number One Way to Build it Quickly
Every author needs to build an email list. When someone gives you their email address, they are giving you permission to market to them. This can be incredibly powerful when you’re launching a new book, promoting events or aiming to sell new products and services. And while email marketing is as powerful as it ever […]
Member of the Week: Dan Ramsey, author of The Working Writer
Name: Dan Ramsey Book Title: The Working Writer: How to Make a Good Living and a Meaningful Life as a Professional Writer (With Practical Tips and Advice for Anyone Who Writes) – Book 1 in the Working Writer Series published by Mulligan Press. Your book’s Amazon purchase link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0718Z8567/ What is your book about? If […]
What Corporate Sponsors Want from Authors
While you may think that these corporate sponsorships are few and far between, I can assure you that they are easier to get than you might think. Corporations aren’t looking for a bargain. First, you should know that big companies have equally big budgets. On average they allocate 10% to 15% of profits toward marketing […]
(NOTE: This post is a companion piece to Peter Bowerman’s NFAA teleseminar on the subject to be posted on 8/17/17.) In late 2009, I released my fourth self-published book, the updated edition of my first, The Well-Fed Writer (TWFW), an award-winning how-to about my chosen field (since 1994) of lucrative “commercial” writing – freelancing for […]
10 Ways to Build Your Mailing List–and the Number One Way to Build it Quickly
Every author needs to build an email list. When someone gives you their email address, they are giving you permission to market to them. This can be incredibly powerful when you’re launching a new book, promoting events or aiming to sell new products and services. And while email marketing is as powerful as it ever […]
Ways Corporate Sponsors Want to Work with Nonfiction Authors
One big benefit of being an author and cultivating an audience is that you can attract corporate sponsors. This essentially means that corporations will give you money to help them reach your audience. I have personally worked with over a dozen corporate sponsors in recent years and have earned well into the six figures from […]
1. Friends and family: You need and deserve encouragement; let your friends and family give it to you. They will tell you they like your work because they like you. What are friends and family for? 2. Writers: Offer to critique their work in exchange. What you learn from the work of others and from […]
Advertise Your Book on a Low Budget Using Technology by Clinton Loomis
Advertising your book seems to be a great deal when you are low on marketing budget but no need to worry anymore as, it can be done for free with technology. 1.GUEST POSTS There are a great many blogs which are completely based on books and a few of them are supposed to promote books […]
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