Publishing for Publicity

A Welcome Gift for Our Visitors:

5 Steps to Publishing Publicity

How to Promote Your Business
with a Book

Welcome to our website! As a thank-you for visiting, sign up on the right side of this page to receive a complimentary copy of “5 Steps to Publishing Publicity,” a quick-start companion to our full-length book Publishing for Publicity, a $49 value free to you as our guest. In this power-packed presentation you’ll learn:

5 steps to getting your book published and promoted (Page 7)

The biggest reason most books fail, and how to avoid it (Page 8)

The secret to picking a topic and title that will grab your audience (Page 12)

7 ways to promote your book without paying a penny for advertising (Page 16)

How your book can take the pressure out of sales (Page 19)

How to leverage your book for repeat sales and referrals (Page 22)

How to spin off your book into multimedia profits (Page 24)

So sign up, read the report, and apply it to promote your book’s success! If you like what you read, you’ll find much more detail in our full-length book Publishing for Publicity, currently available by contacting us and available in bookstores soon. If you have any additional questions or require assistance, please feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help you. We offer a free consultation to qualified applicants. Let us know what we can do for you.

To your book’s success,

Roy Rasmussen, author, editor, and illustrator

Marian Hartsough, publisher, publishing consultant, book designer, and publicist

PS: BONUS: When you sign up to receive our report, you also get free with our compliments our follow-up ecourse on How to Start Your Book. This course puts your quick-start guide into practice by walking you step-by-step through the first stages of writing your book, including:

How to do market research to pinpoint your target audience (Lesson #1)

How to pick a topic that will appeal to your audience (Lesson #2)

How to slant your topic so you stand out from your competition (Lesson #3)

How to pick a title to attract your audience’s attention (Lesson #4)

How to use outlining to break through writer’s block (Lesson #5)

Sign up now and we’ll rush you your quick-start report today, followed by your first lesson tomorrow!