How to Earn a 6 Figure Income Writing Non Fiction Books
For those who have read me before, then you've heard me talk about how little most writers make.
Most writers who make any money at all make around $1,500 to $4,000 a year, hardly enough to live on.
As a writer who makes a full time living from writing, I always thought that maybe the reason most writers don't make more money is because they don't market.
Now I think maybe it also has something to do with what they are writing about.
That doesn't mean you can't make money from every type of writing.
I believe that you can thanks to the internet.
However, if you want to make more, then maybe the way to do it is to write non fiction.
If you think that writing non fiction might be for you, then you want to read this book.
Here's how it will help you: First, you'll learn what types of books that publishers are looking for.
The author offers sales figures, as well as titles, for non fiction books that have been published.
(Come up with the right book, and you could potentially walk away a millionaire.
Even if you don't, write enoughbooks, and you will at least make a six figure income.
) Next, you'll determine whether or not you have a book idea that will make you money.
You'll also find out how to research your book (You don't need to be an expert to write a book that readers will enjoy).
Once you have an idea, you'll decide whether or not to get an agent.
Depending on your needs, you may find out you don't need one.
There are also chapters on writing your query letter, your proposal, and how to negotiate your book contract.
Once you sell your book, you'll want to use the chapter on promotion to help you make more sales.
And finally, it includes some pretty good tips on how to become successful as a full time writer.
What I liked about this book is that it really removed a lot of the mystery about publising, and it helped me to understand what types of books in my area of expertise would sell.
I also liked the tips offered on how to get the most from your writing career.
The one thing I didn't like was that there's not more information on how to market online and sell more books using internet marketing.
In fact, there is a lot of information not contained in this book, like how to self publish, or how to format your manuscript.
However, if you're ready to change careers and begin your career as a full time author, you'll want to read this book.
Just find your marketing information elsewhere.
Highly recommended.
The name of the book is: "Damn! Why Didn't I Write That? How Ordinary People Are Raking in $100,000...
Or More Writing Non Fiction Books & How You Can Too" by Mark McCutcheon
Most writers who make any money at all make around $1,500 to $4,000 a year, hardly enough to live on.
As a writer who makes a full time living from writing, I always thought that maybe the reason most writers don't make more money is because they don't market.
Now I think maybe it also has something to do with what they are writing about.
That doesn't mean you can't make money from every type of writing.
I believe that you can thanks to the internet.
However, if you want to make more, then maybe the way to do it is to write non fiction.
If you think that writing non fiction might be for you, then you want to read this book.
Here's how it will help you: First, you'll learn what types of books that publishers are looking for.
The author offers sales figures, as well as titles, for non fiction books that have been published.
(Come up with the right book, and you could potentially walk away a millionaire.
Even if you don't, write enoughbooks, and you will at least make a six figure income.
) Next, you'll determine whether or not you have a book idea that will make you money.
You'll also find out how to research your book (You don't need to be an expert to write a book that readers will enjoy).
Once you have an idea, you'll decide whether or not to get an agent.
Depending on your needs, you may find out you don't need one.
There are also chapters on writing your query letter, your proposal, and how to negotiate your book contract.
Once you sell your book, you'll want to use the chapter on promotion to help you make more sales.
And finally, it includes some pretty good tips on how to become successful as a full time writer.
What I liked about this book is that it really removed a lot of the mystery about publising, and it helped me to understand what types of books in my area of expertise would sell.
I also liked the tips offered on how to get the most from your writing career.
The one thing I didn't like was that there's not more information on how to market online and sell more books using internet marketing.
In fact, there is a lot of information not contained in this book, like how to self publish, or how to format your manuscript.
However, if you're ready to change careers and begin your career as a full time author, you'll want to read this book.
Just find your marketing information elsewhere.
Highly recommended.
The name of the book is: "Damn! Why Didn't I Write That? How Ordinary People Are Raking in $100,000...
Or More Writing Non Fiction Books & How You Can Too" by Mark McCutcheon
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