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    Short Fiction Secrets: How To Write And Sell Short Stories: Selling Writer Strategies, #2
    Plot Hot-Selling Fiction The Easy Way: How To Write Novels And Short Stories Readers Love: Selling Writer Strategies, #3
    Cash In On Article Writing: Selling Writer Strategies 1: Selling Writer Strategies, #1
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    Selling Writer Strategies Series

    By Angela Booth

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    About this series

    Want to sell more fiction with every book you write?

    You can, when you write series fiction. 
    Your audience loves to binge on entertainment, whether it's a series on a streaming service, or a series of books. 
    Even if your first novel in the series is a slow seller, chances are that the pace of sales will pick up with each new novel.

    Plan and write: start your series with confidence

    I've written many series, both for myself in several genres, as well as for my ghostwriting clients. 
    Until I decided that I'd plan a series, as a series, I always struck problems. 
    It's taken me several years (I'm a slow learner) to pick up some tricks and strategies which ensure that each new series will work for me.

    These strategies include:

    * Planning the series with an over-arching plot for the entire series;
    * Ensuring that I like the series' characters, and that I create basic conflicts which work;
    * Ending each novel on a cliffhanger;
    * And many more. 

    Initially, I developed this series-writing plan for myself, because I realized that it was necessary. Then I began to teach it to my coaching students. It works for them, so now it's tested, you can use the plan too.

    Start planning your new series today.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAngela Booth
    Release dateApr 26, 2016
    Short Fiction Secrets: How To Write And Sell Short Stories: Selling Writer Strategies, #2
    Plot Hot-Selling Fiction The Easy Way: How To Write Novels And Short Stories Readers Love: Selling Writer Strategies, #3
    Cash In On Article Writing: Selling Writer Strategies 1: Selling Writer Strategies, #1

    Titles in the series (7)

    • 1

      Cash In On Article Writing: Selling Writer Strategies 1: Selling Writer Strategies, #1
      Cash In On Article Writing: Selling Writer Strategies 1: Selling Writer Strategies, #1

      Cash In On Article Writing: Selling Writer Strategies 1: Selling Writer Strategies, #1

      Angela Booth
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      Want to build a great writing career? If you're a writer today, you can:  * Work the hours you choose;  * Work anywhere you like;  * Write (almost) what you like; AND  * Make as much money as you like.  A great writing career can start with simple articles.  Here's why. Marketing today is all about content, and content means words, and those words are often in the form of articles. Wordsmiths have it made. You can get paid for words, more easily than has ever been possible in the history of literature. Words equal content, and today, businesses large and small, as well as publishers, need content to survive. Build a writing habit -- a simple strategy that turns you into a pro writer In this book, you'll discover a simple strategy I've taught to many writers since 2005. It works, even if you don't want to write articles and sell them. It works for bloggers, copywriters, and novelists. Here's why: it helps you to build a writing habit. Ideas and execution: make the most of your ideas, when you discover how to get help from your silent partner Bestselling authors like Stephen King depend on their subconscious mind to do a lot of the "work" of writing for them. You can too. This book is for new writers, and for established professionals: start your career, or build a better one.

      Want to build a great writing career? If you're a writer today, you can:  * Work the hours you choose;  * Work anywhere you like;  * Write (almost) what you like; AND  * Make as much money as you like.  A great writing career can start with simple articles.  Here's why. Marketing today is all about content, and content means words, and those words are often in the form of articles. Wordsmiths have it made. You can get paid for words, more easily than has ever been possible in the history of literature. Words equal content, and today, businesses large and small, as well as publishers, need content to survive. Build a writing habit -- a simple strategy that turns you into a pro writer In this book, you'll discover a simple strategy I've taught to many writers since 2005. It works, even if you don't want to write articles and sell them. It works for bloggers, copywriters, and novelists. Here's why: it helps you to build a writing habit. Ideas and execution: make the most of your ideas, when you discover how to get help from your silent partner Bestselling authors like Stephen King depend on their subconscious mind to do a lot of the "work" of writing for them. You can too. This book is for new writers, and for established professionals: start your career, or build a better one.

    • 2

      Short Fiction Secrets: How To Write And Sell Short Stories: Selling Writer Strategies, #2
      Short Fiction Secrets: How To Write And Sell Short Stories: Selling Writer Strategies, #2

      Short Fiction Secrets: How To Write And Sell Short Stories: Selling Writer Strategies, #2

      Angela Booth
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      Want to write short stories? If you answered yes, that's excellent… Here's why. Today, you can make money writing short fiction. Readers love short stories, because they can read a story in minutes, rather than devoting hours to reading a novel.  Writing short stories is a fun and easy way to get started writing fiction — you can get paid to write, in your spare time. If you're new to writing fiction, you can learn the elements of writing fiction — short stories are much easier to control than longer fiction.  Perhaps you're already writing fiction. In that case, writing short stories helps you in these ways: * Short stories offer a way to market and promote your novels painlessly; * You can try out new genres within hours, not months — you'll soon see what does, and doesn't, work for you in your fiction; * You can increase your income; * You can build a responsive mailing list of readers who love your fiction by offering some of your stories as free reads on your website. In this book, we cover the elements of writing salable short stories quickly. We also look at publishing your short stories, and at ways to make money from them which you may not have considered. Essentially, we focus on writing short stories which sell.  Get started writing short stories today.

      Want to write short stories? If you answered yes, that's excellent… Here's why. Today, you can make money writing short fiction. Readers love short stories, because they can read a story in minutes, rather than devoting hours to reading a novel.  Writing short stories is a fun and easy way to get started writing fiction — you can get paid to write, in your spare time. If you're new to writing fiction, you can learn the elements of writing fiction — short stories are much easier to control than longer fiction.  Perhaps you're already writing fiction. In that case, writing short stories helps you in these ways: * Short stories offer a way to market and promote your novels painlessly; * You can try out new genres within hours, not months — you'll soon see what does, and doesn't, work for you in your fiction; * You can increase your income; * You can build a responsive mailing list of readers who love your fiction by offering some of your stories as free reads on your website. In this book, we cover the elements of writing salable short stories quickly. We also look at publishing your short stories, and at ways to make money from them which you may not have considered. Essentially, we focus on writing short stories which sell.  Get started writing short stories today.

    • 3

      Plot Hot-Selling Fiction The Easy Way: How To Write Novels And Short Stories Readers Love: Selling Writer Strategies, #3
      Plot Hot-Selling Fiction The Easy Way: How To Write Novels And Short Stories Readers Love: Selling Writer Strategies, #3

      Plot Hot-Selling Fiction The Easy Way: How To Write Novels And Short Stories Readers Love: Selling Writer Strategies, #3

      Angela Booth
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      Writing commercial fiction is a challenge for many authors. Have you ever said: "I can't plot...?" If you have, your struggles with plotting your fiction are over.  You're about to discover the easiest, fastest, and most fun plotting method ever. You can use it for all your fiction, whether you're writing short stories, novellas or novels. Take control of your fiction now, and publish more, more easily. This method will work for you, whether you've yet to write a novel, or have written a dozen novels. The "easy" plotting method starts with creating a single character. Not only will you discover how to create original characters, you’ll create original plots too. And they’ll be plots which readers love. You'll also discover a "plotless" method of plotting in this book. This is my favorite plotting method, because you're writing free-style. Oddly enough, the plotless method helps you to create wonderful plots. Enjoy plotting your fiction: it's easier than you can imagine, and much more fun too.

      Writing commercial fiction is a challenge for many authors. Have you ever said: "I can't plot...?" If you have, your struggles with plotting your fiction are over.  You're about to discover the easiest, fastest, and most fun plotting method ever. You can use it for all your fiction, whether you're writing short stories, novellas or novels. Take control of your fiction now, and publish more, more easily. This method will work for you, whether you've yet to write a novel, or have written a dozen novels. The "easy" plotting method starts with creating a single character. Not only will you discover how to create original characters, you’ll create original plots too. And they’ll be plots which readers love. You'll also discover a "plotless" method of plotting in this book. This is my favorite plotting method, because you're writing free-style. Oddly enough, the plotless method helps you to create wonderful plots. Enjoy plotting your fiction: it's easier than you can imagine, and much more fun too.

    • 5

      Nonfiction Ebooks Goldmine: Write and Sell Nonfiction Ebooks In 24 Hours Or Less: Selling Writer Strategies, #5
      Nonfiction Ebooks Goldmine: Write and Sell Nonfiction Ebooks In 24 Hours Or Less: Selling Writer Strategies, #5

      Nonfiction Ebooks Goldmine: Write and Sell Nonfiction Ebooks In 24 Hours Or Less: Selling Writer Strategies, #5

      Angela Booth
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      You're a writer. You need to make money from your words. What if you could create AND sell a nonfiction book in just a day?  This book will show you how to think outside the box, get creative — and SELL what you create. Making money from your writing can be a real challenge, especially if you're limiting yourself to trading hours for dollars. When you get paid by the hour, even if you're making $200 an hour, you're limited. Most of my students have challenges getting their creations out into the world.  They get an idea... Then they get stuck. They second-guess their material. What if, what if…? The “what ifs” go on forever.  The what-ifs, by definition, are fantasy. We get the what-ifs because our mind creates them to keep us safe, and stop us getting hurt. Unfortunately, these mental blocks block our success, too. Banish the what-ifs, and create nonfiction ebooks FAST To banish the what-ifs forever, I’ve found that it’s essential to have processes and deadlines to ensure that I finish what I start. I’ve turned nonfiction ebook creation into a checklist that I go through with ebook product I create. The checklist proved so useful, that I began teaching it. Suddenly, my students became product-creation dynamos. If you’re not creating, and selling, because something is holding you back, this book is for you. Yes, this book gives you a method to write nonfiction books, but you can use the same method to produce any number of different products, including: * Money-making blogs * Membership websites * Reports for your business clients * Online courses... You can create a nonfiction ebook, and sell it, within 24 hours. And do it again, and again. Build your name, build your bank account, and build your CONFIDENCE. Get started today.

      You're a writer. You need to make money from your words. What if you could create AND sell a nonfiction book in just a day?  This book will show you how to think outside the box, get creative — and SELL what you create. Making money from your writing can be a real challenge, especially if you're limiting yourself to trading hours for dollars. When you get paid by the hour, even if you're making $200 an hour, you're limited. Most of my students have challenges getting their creations out into the world.  They get an idea... Then they get stuck. They second-guess their material. What if, what if…? The “what ifs” go on forever.  The what-ifs, by definition, are fantasy. We get the what-ifs because our mind creates them to keep us safe, and stop us getting hurt. Unfortunately, these mental blocks block our success, too. Banish the what-ifs, and create nonfiction ebooks FAST To banish the what-ifs forever, I’ve found that it’s essential to have processes and deadlines to ensure that I finish what I start. I’ve turned nonfiction ebook creation into a checklist that I go through with ebook product I create. The checklist proved so useful, that I began teaching it. Suddenly, my students became product-creation dynamos. If you’re not creating, and selling, because something is holding you back, this book is for you. Yes, this book gives you a method to write nonfiction books, but you can use the same method to produce any number of different products, including: * Money-making blogs * Membership websites * Reports for your business clients * Online courses... You can create a nonfiction ebook, and sell it, within 24 hours. And do it again, and again. Build your name, build your bank account, and build your CONFIDENCE. Get started today.

    • 4

      Master Fiction Writing: Craft A Novel in 31 Days: Selling Writer Strategies, #4
      Master Fiction Writing: Craft A Novel in 31 Days: Selling Writer Strategies, #4

      Master Fiction Writing: Craft A Novel in 31 Days: Selling Writer Strategies, #4

      Angela Booth
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      You want to write a novel. Perhaps you can't get started. Or maybe you got started, and then you stopped. You need a plan, broken down into easy steps.  Now finally, here's a program which gets you off the starting blocks, and gets you into the novelist's game. It helps you to write a novel in 31 days. 31 days? Yes, 31 days. A month. You may not complete your novel in 31 days, but you'll be well on your way. Best of all, you'll develop a writing habit, and strategies you can use to write many novels. Writing fiction will cease to be a mystery. You'll know, without a shadow of a doubt that you CAN write.  Master Fiction Writing: Craft A Novel in 31 Days  This program began as a 30-day challenge which I organized for the Fab Freelance Writing Blog's readers in 2010. Hundreds of writers joined the challenge and  completed it. They wrote novels. Some went on to become self-published novelists. Others made a major breakthrough in their writing. I was thrilled with the success of the challenge, and wanted to offer it again, but life got in the way. So, I'm offering the program to you now. You now have a practical and a doable program which you can complete, even if you've never written fiction before. I referred to the challenge in its original incarnation as "everything you need to know to write your novel, presented as a day by day program." That's just what it is, and you can start Day 1 today. Use this program to kickstart your fiction career. If you're already writing fiction, use the program to turbo-charge your writing.  I wish you much success. Enjoy. :-)

      You want to write a novel. Perhaps you can't get started. Or maybe you got started, and then you stopped. You need a plan, broken down into easy steps.  Now finally, here's a program which gets you off the starting blocks, and gets you into the novelist's game. It helps you to write a novel in 31 days. 31 days? Yes, 31 days. A month. You may not complete your novel in 31 days, but you'll be well on your way. Best of all, you'll develop a writing habit, and strategies you can use to write many novels. Writing fiction will cease to be a mystery. You'll know, without a shadow of a doubt that you CAN write.  Master Fiction Writing: Craft A Novel in 31 Days  This program began as a 30-day challenge which I organized for the Fab Freelance Writing Blog's readers in 2010. Hundreds of writers joined the challenge and  completed it. They wrote novels. Some went on to become self-published novelists. Others made a major breakthrough in their writing. I was thrilled with the success of the challenge, and wanted to offer it again, but life got in the way. So, I'm offering the program to you now. You now have a practical and a doable program which you can complete, even if you've never written fiction before. I referred to the challenge in its original incarnation as "everything you need to know to write your novel, presented as a day by day program." That's just what it is, and you can start Day 1 today. Use this program to kickstart your fiction career. If you're already writing fiction, use the program to turbo-charge your writing.  I wish you much success. Enjoy. :-)

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      Plan, Write, And Publish Serial Fiction In Four Weeks: Selling Writer Strategies, #6
      Plan, Write, And Publish Serial Fiction In Four Weeks: Selling Writer Strategies, #6

      Plan, Write, And Publish Serial Fiction In Four Weeks: Selling Writer Strategies, #6

      Angela Booth
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      If you've heard that authors are successfully publishing their fiction as serials, and are curious about how it's done, read on. Readers enjoy serial fiction today, as they've done for centuries.  Firstly, let's consider why you might consider writing serial fiction. Why write serial fiction? Everyone's busy today. A serial is by its nature, faster to write, and publish, than a novel.  It's a quicker read too, and many readers appreciate this. While a reader may hesitate before committing hours to a novel, he can read an episode of your serial in minutes. If you're a new author, a serial serves to introduce you to readers. A reader may not be willing to commit to a novel by a new author, but be willing to read an episode of a serial. Discover how to write serial fiction (a serial isn't a longish novel) Authors publish serials with varying degrees of success. A less experienced author simply chops up a novel into parts, then publishes the parts. This exercise is rarely successful. Savvy authors know that while their serial has an overarching plot, each episode also needs to be a satisfying read on its own, even if it does conclude with a cliffhanger. Plan, Write, And Publish Serial Fiction In Four Weeks is a master class in writing serial fiction. It's structured as a four week program. Each week has exercises.  You can take longer than four weeks to complete the program, or you can zoom through it. Either way, when you've completed the class you'll be well on the way to publishing and promoting your own serials. Get started today.

      If you've heard that authors are successfully publishing their fiction as serials, and are curious about how it's done, read on. Readers enjoy serial fiction today, as they've done for centuries.  Firstly, let's consider why you might consider writing serial fiction. Why write serial fiction? Everyone's busy today. A serial is by its nature, faster to write, and publish, than a novel.  It's a quicker read too, and many readers appreciate this. While a reader may hesitate before committing hours to a novel, he can read an episode of your serial in minutes. If you're a new author, a serial serves to introduce you to readers. A reader may not be willing to commit to a novel by a new author, but be willing to read an episode of a serial. Discover how to write serial fiction (a serial isn't a longish novel) Authors publish serials with varying degrees of success. A less experienced author simply chops up a novel into parts, then publishes the parts. This exercise is rarely successful. Savvy authors know that while their serial has an overarching plot, each episode also needs to be a satisfying read on its own, even if it does conclude with a cliffhanger. Plan, Write, And Publish Serial Fiction In Four Weeks is a master class in writing serial fiction. It's structured as a four week program. Each week has exercises.  You can take longer than four weeks to complete the program, or you can zoom through it. Either way, when you've completed the class you'll be well on the way to publishing and promoting your own serials. Get started today.

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      Planning And Writing A Hot-Selling Series: Selling Writer Strategies, Book 7: Selling Writer Strategies, #7
      Planning And Writing A Hot-Selling Series: Selling Writer Strategies, Book 7: Selling Writer Strategies, #7

      Planning And Writing A Hot-Selling Series: Selling Writer Strategies, Book 7: Selling Writer Strategies, #7

      Angela Booth
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      Want to sell more fiction with every book you write? You can, when you write series fiction.  Your audience loves to binge on entertainment, whether it's a series on a streaming service, or a series of books.  Even if your first novel in the series is a slow seller, chances are that the pace of sales will pick up with each new novel. Plan and write: start your series with confidence I've written many series, both for myself in several genres, as well as for my ghostwriting clients.  Until I decided that I'd plan a series, as a series, I always struck problems.  It's taken me several years (I'm a slow learner) to pick up some tricks and strategies which ensure that each new series will work for me. These strategies include: * Planning the series with an over-arching plot for the entire series; * Ensuring that I like the series' characters, and that I create basic conflicts which work; * Ending each novel on a cliffhanger; * And many more.  Initially, I developed this series-writing plan for myself, because I realized that it was necessary. Then I began to teach it to my coaching students. It works for them, so now it's tested, you can use the plan too. Start planning your new series today.

      Want to sell more fiction with every book you write? You can, when you write series fiction.  Your audience loves to binge on entertainment, whether it's a series on a streaming service, or a series of books.  Even if your first novel in the series is a slow seller, chances are that the pace of sales will pick up with each new novel. Plan and write: start your series with confidence I've written many series, both for myself in several genres, as well as for my ghostwriting clients.  Until I decided that I'd plan a series, as a series, I always struck problems.  It's taken me several years (I'm a slow learner) to pick up some tricks and strategies which ensure that each new series will work for me. These strategies include: * Planning the series with an over-arching plot for the entire series; * Ensuring that I like the series' characters, and that I create basic conflicts which work; * Ending each novel on a cliffhanger; * And many more.  Initially, I developed this series-writing plan for myself, because I realized that it was necessary. Then I began to teach it to my coaching students. It works for them, so now it's tested, you can use the plan too. Start planning your new series today.

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