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January 14, 2020 by Nina Amir 9 Comments

How to Craft an Effective Guest Blogging Pitch

learn to write guest blogging pitches

Guest blogging remains a useful strategy for bloggers who want to increase their exposure to potential readers. However, it can feel difficult to get a post approved, especially on a highly trafficked website. Don’t give up, though! Instead, take the advice offered in this guest post written by Jay Artale (@BirdsOAFpress). Put her tips to […]

Filed Under: Publicizing Your Blog, Success Strategies Tagged With: blog, blog a book, blogger, blogging, guest blog post, guest blog post pitch, guest blogging, pitch, pitching

February 2, 2016 by Nina Amir 5 Comments

Three Steps to Writing an Overview for Your Book’s Business Plan

get clear about your book idea before you write

When you begin your blogged book—or any book—an overview of the entire book idea helps you get focus and clarity on the project. When you are clear about your topic, the angle you from which you will approach it, and how you will provide benefits to a particular audience, you can determine if the project […]

Filed Under: How to Begin Blogging a Book Tagged With: author training process, benefits, book proposal, business plan, Overview, pitch, proposal process, summary

March 22, 2010 by Nina Amir 2 Comments

Overview: The Features and Benefits of Your Book

Now that you have a pitch, it’s time to actually write the overview of your book. Typically, an overview begins with a paragraph or two that hook the reader. This isn’t much different from an article; the beginning of the overview could be considered your “lead.” Next, insert your pitch. This is followed by a […]

Filed Under: Overview, Parts of the Proposal, The Proposal Tagged With: benefits, features, number of pages, number of posts, pitch, synopsis

March 18, 2010 by ninaamir 4 Comments

Overview: Write a Pitch for Your Book

Now that you have a title for your book and you know what your book is about, it’s time to write a pitch. This is your “elevator speech,” the one you’d give to an agent or an acquisition editor if you happened to meet them in an elevator or at a conference. Writing a pitch […]

Filed Under: Overview, Parts of the Proposal, The Proposal Tagged With: acquisition editor, agent, elevator speech, marketing tool, pitch

March 2, 2010 by ninaamir 3 Comments

How to Begin Blogging Your Book: Hone Your Subject (part 2)

(Note: Since I’m blogging this book in real time, I want to note that I added this in between what was part 1 an part 2 of “How to Begin Blogging Your Book” after writing part 2.) While you might think you know what you’re blogging about, it’s always good to hone your subject. Plus, […]

Filed Under: How to Begin Blogging a Book Tagged With: benefit, elevator speech, goal, pitch, problem, solution, subject

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