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How to Make Your Book Pass the Test of Significance to
Sell Well.
Have you started your book yet? No, why not? Perhaps you hesitate
for the same reasons many of us hesitated. You wonder, "Will
my book sell in a crowded book market?" Good question.
Everyone wants to know before they invest time, effort and
most of all money. Here are a few tips to help you know if
your book will sell well before you even write it. Give your
manuscript the test of significance. Write your book to meet
two to three areas to achieve significance in the book marketplace.
To make sure your book passes the test of significance, does
it offer:
1) Specific skills and information. Thousands
of people search for specific information daily. They want
simple to read and easy to understand information. Seek to
educate your audience; include engagement tools in your book.
Help them make more money, cut costs or solve their problems.
Examples include: online assessments, how to tips, short reports,
resource lists, how-to tutorials, dictionary of terms in your
field, etc.
2) Solutions to your audience problems.
Get this right and you could have a best seller. Do you know
the solution to a vexing problem? Write the solution in your
book. You might be surprised at who's searching online for
a little relief.
3) Expert advice to a specific group of people.
Target a group of people within your broad market. For example,
the Chicken Soup series for Teen-Agers, Mothers, even Prisoners
sold much better that the original more general Chicken Soup for
the Soul.
4) Opportunity to learn something new or interesting.
Sprinkle your book with little know interesting facts about
your topic. Be careful to avoid information overload with
pages of detailed statistics. But if you sprinkle them as
morsels throughout your book, you create anticipation that
will lead your readers through to the end. People love statistics
and bite-sized trivia about just about any topic.
5) An easy to read style to learn about something.
Take a complex subject in your field and make it
simple. Most people enjoy an easy reading language. They will
not only reward you by reading to the end but your readers
will be happy to tell all their friends about your insightful
easy to read book.
Are you ready to start writing yet? Did your book idea pass
the test of significance in at least two areas? Great! Now
that you know your book is significant, go ahead take the
plunge. Don't hesitate any longer. Start today. Your audience
is waiting for your unique ideas and viewpoint. Make it different.
Make it count. Make it yours.
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