Your book can take you places you never imagined. Because of one book I’ve had opportunities to teach, speak, coach, collaborate, and meet incredible people. Sometimes your first book isn’t just a product. It’s an introduction to your future. What’s one door your book has opened? Building Online Relationships – Get your copy today. Its available in: ebook – https://amzn.to/4wq7UWB Print – https://amzn.to/4pEx2WQ Audio – https://amzn.to/3RvFrzq 11th Anniversary Reader Bonus! To celebrate 11 years of Building Online Relationships, I have a special
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Lesson #1: Book Promotion Never Ends Just because you wrote a book doesn’t mean people know it exists. One of the biggest lessons I teach from experience is that promotion doesn’t stop after the book launches. Promotion is forever. Every time you share your book, someone sees it for the very first time. Keep showing up. Have you showed up today? LCH Building Online Relationships – Get your copy today. Its available in: ebook – https://amzn.to/4wq7UWB Print – https://amzn.to/4pEx2WQ Audio – https://amzn.to/3RvFrzq
Today I’m celebrating 11 years of Building Online Relationships – One Reader at a Time! When I published this book, I hoped it would help a few authors. Eleven years later, it has opened doors, created friendships, launched new opportunities, and helped shape everything I teach today. This week on the blog I’m sharing 11 lessons I’ve learned over the past 11 years. Let’s celebrate together! Get your copy today. Its available in: ebook –
Hello Authors, In the last issue, we talked about becoming the go-to author in your niche. Now it’s time to put that strategy into action. Authority isn’t something readers magically give you. It’s something you build through consistency. Every bio. Every post. Every newsletter. Every conversation with a reader. Together, they tell one story about who you are and why readers should trust you. Let’s build your Author Authority Framework. 1. Create Your One-Sentence Positioning
Hello Authors, Have you ever noticed that certain authors immediately come to mind when someone mentions a specific genre or topic? They didn’t become memorable by trying to appeal to everyone. They became memorable because they became known for something. Many authors worry that choosing a niche will limit their audience. In reality, the opposite happens. The clearer your message is, the easier it is for the right readers to find you. Let’s talk about
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