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Friday, October 30, 2015

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 31, 2015

Some stress is not only inevitable, it is necessary. Its absence means indifference.

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 30, 2015

"Don't put off for tomorrow what you can do today, because if you enjoy it today you can do it again tomorrow." James Michner

Thursday, October 29, 2015

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 29, 2015

Three things a fire and a human need: ignition, fuel and oxygen. Set a goal to ignite your desire to sell more books. Fuel that desire with creativity and passion. When things don't go your way, take a deep breath and try something else.

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 28, 2015

Do not put all your promotional eggs in one social-networking basket. There is no proven correlation between brand awareness and a purchase decision.

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 27, 2015

"Years ago I shared the stage with my hero Zig Ziglar. Before we went on (there were 20,000 people in the crowd and I was in way over my head), I asked, 'How do you work with people who aren't connected? How do you get through to those who don't really want to be there?' What he said changed the way I do everything: 'Instead of distracting yourself by focusing on folks who are unwilling and unhappy, give your energy to people who came to hear what you have to say.' What I learned: Shun nonbelievers. Ignore critics. Do your best for people who want to dance with you."  Seth Godin

Monday, October 26, 2015

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 26, 2015

If your potential buyer is at a retail establishment you actually have two people to consider. The first is your customer, the person who purchases your books from you. The other is the customer of your customer, and these can vary widely within a target segment. For example, the customer at a Hallmark store is different from a person who patronizes a Spencer Gifts store. A museum gift shop will carry different products than will a hospital gift shop. Buyers at these places will seek different items to sell to different customers for different reasons.

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Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 25, 2015

To be more creative, gesture with both hands while brainstorming. When Singapore researchers asked subjects to come up with unique uses for a building complex, those who talked out solutions with both hands had more creative ideas than those who brainstormed with just one hand.

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 24, 2015

"Stop comparing yourself to others. There will always be someone who seems smarter than you, catches on faster than you, or seems to have everything figured out. Learning how to appreciate your unique offering and believing in yourself is so important to unlocking your potential." Debbie Sterling (Fortune, Oct 1, 2015)

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 23, 2015

To learn more about your target buyers, listen to them as you would have them listen to you.

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 22, 2015

Have a new book by tomorrow! You don't have to write a new book, just describe it differently. Tell retailers your content will help them be more profitable, Tell librarians it will help their patrons. Tell associations it can help them increase their membership. Tell corporate buyers it can help them solve a business problem. Your content will seem pertinent to them, and that can help you sell many more books. Your book is not what it is, but what it does for the buyer.

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 21, 2015

Advice from a SEAL commander: "Adapt. Survival is not about who's the strongest or fastest, but who can best adapt to change. Navy SEALs are masters of adaptation, being able to operate in jungle, desert, or artic conditions." In comparison, businesspeople must adapt to the ever-changing market conditions they face daily and should train their staff to do the same.

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 20, 2015

"A leader's job is to build the company's culture. A culture is going to form whether you like it or not, and if you pay attention to it you can craft something that makes the company stronger." Biz Stone, Twitter cofounder

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 19, 2015

As businesspeople we recognize the importance of planning. As book publishers we understand the process of writing a book. What if you combine these concepts and write a plan as you would a book? It would have characters, plots, sub-plots, action and a climax.

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 18, 2015

What will your publishing business be like in the year 2020? Do you have a plan to get there? Improve your 2020 vision with four sights:

1) Foresight. Create possible future scenarios and then plan your new mix of product, distribution, pricing and promotion decisions accordingly.

2) Hindsight. Evaluate what you did in the past and learn from your mistakes.

3) Insight. What is the unique difference that separates your product from competitors?

4) Outsight. Create a mastermind team – a group of professionals with various backgrounds and meet regularly to evaluate your position and plans.

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 17, 2015

Do you write fiction? Writing your marketing plan as a novel can be a fun way to create it. Identify and deal with hidden assumptions and the people (characters) that impact your business. Your subplots help you recognize the value of previously unsought opportunities, perhaps in non-bookstore markets. And your narrative can point out the interdependencies of market segments (bookstores, retailers, associations, schools) rather than dealing with them as isolated groups. The climax is that large, non-returnable order you get from a corporate buyer.

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 16, 2015

Your objective should not be to sell your book, but to get people to buy and read it. Your promotion should show people how they will benefit from your content. "A book, tight shut, is but a block of paper." Chinese proverb

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 15, 2015

When asked who their target reader is, many authors reply, "I do not know," or "everybody who likes (their topic)." Either answer will reduce your sales and profits. If your book is for everybody, how much would it cost you to reach them frequently enough to make an impact -- if you could find a way to do so? Define your prospective customers – readers and non-retail buyers – and communicate with them from their perspectives. Tell them how they can benefit from your content.

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 14, 2015

You could sell more of your books if you can answer two questions honestly. First, how often do people think about your book? Second, how often do people think about their own problems? You will probably agree that people think more about how they can solve their problems -- learn something, improve themselves or be entertained -- than they do about your book. The key to increasing your sales and revenue is to show people how they can help themselves in some way by reading your content.

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 13, 2015

Another reason for selling to special-sales buyers: "Strategies that break from norms can force an entire category to reevaluate its behaviors" Entrepreneur magazine, August 2015

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 12, 2015

Three things a fire and a human need: ignition, fuel and oxygen. Set a goal to ignite your desire to sell more books. Fuel that desire with creativity and passion. When things don't go your way, take a deep breath and try something else.

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 11, 2015

Exercise your mind with creative thinking, not by jumping to conclusions

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 10, 2015

Advice from a SEAL commander: "Hard times help you adapt--quickly." People who go through hard times should learn to appreciate them, recognizing that those times will not only strengthen them, but truly train them to properly and successfully lead their own teams when battling the competition. How can you apply this to your business?

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 9, 2015

During a recent interview by Dr. Tom Hill, a SEAL commander offered tangible advice that can be applied to almost any business:

 

1. Teamwork is your top priority. A mission cannot be successfully executed unless the team is functioning as one.

 

2. Excel at ethics. In the world of business, the ethical leader is sometimes a rarity, and truly esteemed.

 

3. Stay calm. The military trains its team to be more comfortable taking risks with incomplete information. This is the daily function in business.

 

4. Hard times help you adapt--quickly. Young executives who go through hard times should learn to appreciate them, recognizing that those times will not only strengthen them, but truly train them to properly and successfully lead their own teams when battling the competition.

 

5. Study Darwin. Survival is not about who's the strongest or fastest, but who can best adapt to change. Navy SEALs are masters of adaptation, being able to operate in jungle, desert, or artic conditions. In comparison, businesspeople must adapt to the ever-changing market conditions they face daily and should train their staff to do the same.

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 8, 2015

Leadership lessons from Lego:
Lesson #1: Start with what success looks like
Lesson #2: Consider interchangeable parts
Lesson #3: Instructions are only so helpful
Lesson #4: It's more fun when more people are working together
Lesson #5: The quality of the final product relies upon the input of imagination

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 7, 2015

"When networking, people hovering solo near food and looking outward with a smile will be grateful to anyone who offers conversation. " The Best Ways to Network at a Party, Wall Street Journal, 9/15, page D1

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 6, 2015

It is important to know who your potential customers are demographically, but it is also important to know what they want and how you can help them. In an article in today's Wall Street Journal (Oct 6, 2015, pg A19: "Big Data, Blunt Instrument") Matthew Gwyther made an interesting observation: "These days what organizations desperately lack with their customers is intimacy. They often don't really know them at all. They are numbers, not names. The rise of the web has meant the death of the face-to-face. The personal."

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 5, 2015

Do something every day that makes you feel a little bit uncomfortable (such as selling to non-bookstore buyers). Soon your comfort zone will expand to include all those things

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 4, 2015

"Three lessons from a pencil: 1) Pain always sharpens you, 2) Everything you do leaves a mark, and 3) What's inside you is useful, not what's outside." Shelley Hitz

Book-Marketing Tip of the Weekend – October 3-4, 2015

"While it's tempting to try to be everything to everyone, one of the most impactful ways to stand out in a crowded marketplace is to do one thing well." Entrepreneur magazine, August 2015

Book-Marketing Tip of the Day – October 2, 2015

Some people looked at Goliath and thought he was too big to hit. David looked at him and thought he was too big to miss. You might look at the non-bookstore market for books and think, "Is that market big enough to approach, or is it too big?" The answer is yes. A special-sales market of $14 - $16 billion is too  big to pass up. However, it can be too big a market in which to compete profitably -- if you look at it as one goliath market. Divide your special-sales opportunity into manageable segments.