Ask yourself the following questions so you can analyze how
well you come across to others when trying to sell your book or services:
·
How
do people perceive you?
·
Do
people tend to find you agreeable? Do people respect your opinion?
·
Do
you come across as sincere?
·
Do
people see you as honest?
·
How
do you respond to people’s questions?
·
Do
you pick up on clues, leads or hints from the other person?
·
Do
you take the lead in the conversation?
·
When
making a point or sharing a view, do you come across as righteous, pompous,
overbearing, or obnoxious?
·
Do
you think you are connecting with the other person?
·
Are
you being viewed as a giver or a taker?
·
Do
people want to be your friends, too?
·
Do
others perceive you as smart and knowledgeable in what you say and do?
·
Did
you make them feel comfortable and confident in you?
·
Did
you plant enough seeds to lead to a follow-up call?
DON”T
MISS THESE!!!
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their book marketing mojo – and avoid failure
Authors cannot succeed
without the right attitude
So what is needed to be a champion book marketer?
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