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27 Lights Camera Action – Marc Haine- Writing to Get Business Podcast
An author who discovers new ways to experience different aspects of the world can change your life. Marc Haine, author of Lights Camera Action has created an original and practical way to understand and change how we do business. Why this title? Read on, and learn how...
26 The Art of Getting Repeat Business – Paul Rutter- Writing to Get Business Podcast
Paul Rutter, who works in the cruise business, applied the lessons learned in that industry to the general question of customer retention and getting repeat business. His book highlights his expertise and has gotten him speaking engagements, consultation work, and...
25 How to Touch One More Person with Your Book – Arjun Sen – Writing to Get Business Podcast
Arjun Sen, entrepreneur and author, found his author’s voice when he decided to write about his experiences as a single father. His other books, one published, one forthcoming, embody his personal touch and desire to communicate deeply with his readers. As an author...
24 Story Creation through Sailing – Dave Bricker- Writing to Get Business Podcast
The author of 12 books and a highly experienced editor and ghostwriter, Dave Bricker brings his unique history as someone for years lived on a sailboat to the creative voyage of writing and story creation. He gives new meaning to the “independent” aspect of...
23 From Meeting Planner to Best Selling Author- Eric Rozenberg- Writing to Get Business Podcast
If people frequently tell you you should write a book, maybe you should listen. Eric Rozenberg, meeting planner, podcast host, and online course teacher, listened and ended up with a best-seller that enhanced his business. This podcast describes his process. He also...
22 Transforming Training to Books – Ed Brzychcy – Writing to Get Business Podcast
Do you have company material that could be repurposed as books? Ed Bryzchcy’s journey into writing and publishing began when he transformed a company training program for new leaders into a 30-day journal of readings and exercises. Additional books have followed, with...
21 Candy Bar Hugs – Charla Anderson – Writing to Get Business Podcast
Are you reluctant to write a book because you think it will take too long? Meet Charla Anderson, whose first book is 4,000 words in length, the equivalent of about 10 blog posts. She calls it a business card book and carries it everywhere, both to promote her...
20 Making Money Giving Away Books -Rennie Gabriel – Writing to Get Business Podcast
Join Rennie Gabriel, an expert on wealth creation, for an enlightening exploration of the world of publishing. A former owner of a publishing company, he describes the crucial differences between traditional, self, and vanity publishing. If you want to publish a book...
19 Working with a Ghostwriter – Greg Williams – Writing to Get Business Podcast
Greg Williams, master negotiator, body language expert, and author of seven books, shares his early trials and errors in the world of publishing and working with a ghostwriter, and how he learned from each experience to reach the point of having his books published by...
What is the Ideal Blog Post Length?
Are you puzzled by this question: "What is the ideal blog post length?" You've heard various numbers, and they swirl around in your head. As part of your work writing blogs, you read other blogs (I highly recommend this).Are you confused about the ideal blog post...
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