Avoid writing a book you'll want to take down from Amazon
How to write a book people actually want to read
You won't suffer from "author shame" when you master these pro writing tips copy?
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Praise for Dr. Cindy's talk, "How to Write a Book People Actually Want to Read"
“Love the look, Cindy! You’re rocking it.”
“Cindy is fab”
“This is good advice even for those who want to promote a non-writing business”
“Great case study, Cindy!”
“This is dynamite, Cindy! Love the Rachel Hollis example. I didn’t realize it was q & a.”
“Such great points, Cindy!”
“So much great info Cindy and love your message. Amazing as usual”
“Woohoo Cindy! You rock!”
And that’s just some highlights I managed to copy from the chat when I presented this talk in Helena Bowen's Speakeasy July 7, 2020
You’ve got a better shot at avoiding author shame when you consider your end-game from the start.
Watch this video to find out:
- What's the pre-book brainstorm that can help you not write a dud
- The make-or-break thing to know about your target reader
- How to cut to the heart of what your reader really cares about
Be motivated to finish your book and have people lining up at your book signings because they want to thank you for writing the perfect book for them that was just what they needed to read.