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10 Principles of Success
How do we define success? Webster’s dictionary defines success as “ the attainment of wealth, favor , or eminence.” I think we would agree that Webster’s definition is quite accurate in terms of how we look at people that we perceive to be...
7 Work At Home Mistakes To Avoid
When I first started my own "WORK AT HOME" business, I had no experience whatsoever , and I did not know how to get started on the right foot. After a lot of trial and error, I have learned [and still learning] on what to do and not to do to get...
Does Money Grow On Trees?
"Money Doesn't Grow On Trees."
Some of us even believe it. An orchard owner would say the statement is wrong.
His profits grow on trees…
As small business owners we are similar to tree farmers. We plant and nurture trees knowing that...
How Will Your Visitors Remember You And Your Business? Brand Yourself From The Crowd...
Big and Yellow 'M' reminds you McDonalds... 'DELL' with oblique E reminds you famous 'Dell' computers...
No matter somebody is a beginner or a well established business person, they need to make their products familiar to the people. With so...
Is a Small Business Web Site a Wise Investment?
One of the greatest pitfalls in e-commerce is Field of Dreams thinking, the notion that all one has to do is “build it (a web site) and they will come.” “I can’t think of anything further from the truth,” Ron Scott, a Riverside, California web...
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Use Books a Million to Make Your Millions
Do you have a great business idea? Are you looking for a way to
capitalize on that great business idea and make some extra
income doing so? If you are, then you have come to the right
place. I can't help you come up with a great idea, that's your
department! But I can let you in on a little known secret to
capitalizing on your great idea and turning it into a positive
cash flow.
Capitalizing on Your Great Idea
You don't have to build a business using the great idea as the
foundation. Many people have great ideas, but run into trouble
implementing that great idea. They lose out on their fortune not
merely because they couldn't implement their great idea, but
because they failed to look beyond the paradigm. Most people
think you have to take your great idea and turn it into a
business, but there are other paths to success.
So how do you take your great idea, and turn it into a
successful venture without actually having to implement the
business idea? The answer is all around you. Books! If your idea
is truly great, others will be willing to buy your idea. It
works like this. First, you start a small business around your
idea, obtaining experience and success stories all the while.
Then you write a book about the great experience you had
starting a business around your great idea. You explain the
success you had and the great potential that exists there. When
you are done writing your compelling, tell-all book about your
great idea you take it to a retailer such as Books A Million, a
book retailer that has established itself as a respected source
for business related books. Any book retailer will do, but a
great retailer such as Books a Million will provide you with the
necessary exposure to really push your book into the homes of
entrepreneurial Americans across the country.
Gaining more Exposure
The next step is to continue to gain exposure for your book. The
more people that know about your great idea, and subsequently
your great book, the better off you will be. To gain more
exposure you should solicit readers across the web who have read
your book to write a book note about it and post it to their website. A book
note offers a brief overview of the book in addition to a
critical review of what the book has to offer.
The more book
notes you have written about your book, the more free exposure
you have obtained. With exposure comes more sales of the book,
and suddenly you have turned that great idea of yours into
millions thanks to books million and a book
note.
But we are not finished there. Don't just settle for taking your
book to the top of the New York Times Best Seller list. When
your book has proven to be a bestseller, companies will be
knocking on your door to produce a book on tape. Many of the
people that are inclined to capitalize on great ideas don't have
time to read about them in books. They only have underutilized
time while they are traveling to and from work, or on the plane
to their next assignment. These type of people must be reached,
and the best way to do so is through a book on tape. Offering
your great idea as a book on tape allows this segment of
consumers the ability to conveniently and efficiently use their
travel time to expand their horizons. Expanding your customer
base with a book on tape means more revenue for you!
After you have established your credibility and achieved great
success with your great idea - promoted by books a million, a
book note, and a Book on Tape - you will be able to delve even
further into the expansive book market. Write a new book that
offers an extension or derivation of your original idea and
promote the book through the same channels as discussed before.
Books a million will certainly want to stock your second book,
and more retailers will likely step forward wanting a piece of
the pie. Since you are now famous, adoring fans will buy your
new book the first day it is available and post their review or
book note on their blog. Soon it will be time produce the new
bestseller as a book on tape watch the revenue roll in. Now that
you have hit for the cycle, you might as well keep swinging. On
to your third best selling book!
About the author:
Adam is an informational author for the LR
Development team. You can learn more about how to employ Books a Million and a Book on Tape in making your millions by visiting The One Minute
Millionare
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