1.
Do you want to sell at lot of books?
2.
Do you want to land your own TV
show, radio show, magazine/newspaper column or some media gig?
3.
Are you looking to be hired as a
spokesperson for a business, organization, or government agency?
4.
Are you looking to land a job as a
professor?
5.
Do you want to earn high consulting
fees?
6.
Do you want to be a full-time
writer?
7.
Are you looking to do seminars?
8.
Do you need a corporate sponsor?
9.
Are you looking to increase web site
traffic?
10.
Are you looking to grow Twitter
followers or build a database?
11.
Do you want to get paid subscribers
on your Web site?
12.
Do you want to sell other products?
13.
Do you plan to hire a marketing
firm, PR firm, ad agency, consulting firm, branding expert, research analyst or
other professionals?
14.
Do you want to become famous, and
grow your ego?
15.
Do you have something useful to
share that can improve the lives of others?
Although some
activities will serve multiple purposes, it’s important to clearly define your
goals and narrow down what you’re looking to accomplish. Identify the process
to target and the resources needed to achieve the desired result. Set deadlines
and examine ROI regularly.
Be prepared to alter the game plan but always have a plan and stick to it. Every single day is an opportunity to move towards what you want.
We cannot all get what we want—we’re competing with one another—but we certainly can increase our odds of success when we align our actions with our ideas, energy, and resources.
You want to set goals that are reasonable and achievable but it can’t hurt to also have one thing, that if achieved, would be your home run, your lottery ticket to it all.
Be prepared to alter the game plan but always have a plan and stick to it. Every single day is an opportunity to move towards what you want.
We cannot all get what we want—we’re competing with one another—but we certainly can increase our odds of success when we align our actions with our ideas, energy, and resources.
You want to set goals that are reasonable and achievable but it can’t hurt to also have one thing, that if achieved, would be your home run, your lottery ticket to it all.
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email him at brianfeinblum@gmail.com. He feels much more important when
discussed in the third-person. This is copyrighted by BookMarketingBuzzBlog
©2019. Born and raised in Brooklyn, he now resides in Westchester. His
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This was named one of the best book marketing blogs by Book Baby http://blog.bookbaby.com/2013/09/the-best-book-marketing-blogs and recognized by Feedspot in 2018 as one of the
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resource.” He recently hosted a panel on book publicity for Book Expo America.
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