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Now, we didn't cover much in this module about how to write faster.
I'm going to cover that in another module how to put together a book quickly, even
as quick as a weekend.
But here's a few tips for your writing
even before we get over to that module.
A big aspect is to schedule time to get
the writing done.
And personally, I like to schedule big
time blocks, and I like to do it over a short period of time, such as try to get
the book written.
Over a weekend or over a few weeks, by
giving a lot of time to this.
Have a specific writing spot that you sit
down, and when you sit here, you write.
Make sure to do a very detailed mind map
and outline first.
Don't sit down with a blank page.
Have it planned out exactly what you're going to write on each page.
One of the models I like to use is let's say your book's going to have 10
chapters. Well, you have 10 topics for each of
those chapters. Now we have a 10 by 10 matrix.
That means for 100 page book, we only need to write one page about each of
these 100 topics.
10 chapters, 10 topics each makes 100
topics total for each point, each a major point.
Make sure that you have a story or an example or an illustration or a case
study from a client.
Because stories of what people remember.
They'll forget the points, but they'll remember the stories you can do.
You don't necessarily have to write the book at all.
At one time, you could blog out the book.
In other words, put up a blog, start
writing content for the blog, and then piece together the different parts of
content into a book.
Later on you can collect other writing
that you've done, such as take a collection of your emails, do some a
little bit of editing to them, turn that into a book.
Where you can transcribe an audio or a webinar into a book, and I'm going to
cover in more detail on all of these in the module about how to write your book
or how to create your book quickly even if you're not using writing.
We've covered a ton of material in the Amazon funnel formula.
We started off talking about why Amazon is a buyer's search engine.
Then we talked about the importance of reviews because reviews not only help you
convert more visitors into buyers of your books, but reviews on Amazon can actually
help you convert other products as a services that you sell in your own
websites because of the increased proof and credibility from a third party
trusted source. We talked about why shorter books equal
more money for you.
That's because it allows you to target
specific topics, specific audiences, specific keywords and it gives you more
cross sale opportunities.
We talk about why money is in the back
end just like any other type of business.
We talked about the importance of
including a content upgrade or multiple content upgrades in your book to bring
buyers over to your website and get them to subscribe to your list.
We talked about creating titles that have clickable keywords in them to help people
find your books on Amazon.
We talked about the importance of
choosing keywords and categories that will help you sell your book.
Remember, the whole goal here isn't just to get visitors to see your book, it's to
sell your book.
Because Amazon wants to sell products and
so they give increased weight to products which are selling to the to the people
who visit them.
We talked about how you can write a text
rich description for your book using the Golden Glove and a story that goes along
with it. We talked about the fact that you want to
plan in advance at least a month or more so that you can try to get other
partners, blogs, emails, podcast to help you promote during the launch.
You want to pre launch your book at least a few days in advance and get some
clients, friends, customers to go over and write you a review for your book,
because those reviews are going to help you sell when you launch.
When you go into the actual launch phase, you might run a discount on your book or
rent your book at ninety nine cents.
So that you can sell a lot of books
during launch and that can help you ranking the categories that you've
chosen. Which means then Amazon will start
sending you over visitors from categories and from keywords.
In the long term, you want to make sure that you're advertising on Amazon with
specific keywords that attract buyers, and then over time you'll also want to do
relaunches and discounts to your lists and in other promotions.
So there's a lot that we covered here.
So you're probably going to want to go
over this information again, go through the manual and then in addition, make
sure that you go through the other modules that are along with this course,
which include how to get traffic from podcast and how to create your books
quickly.
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