PLR Ebook Table Of Contents

Introduction........................................................................................................... - 9 -
Sell your book the easy way --- sell a proposal .................................................. - 9 -
You and your publisher: a partnership ............................................................. - 10 -
Why write a proposal first?.............................................................................. - 10 -
How do you write a book proposal?................................................................. - 11 -
How to use this ebook ..................................................................................... - 12 -
Work FAST................................................................................................. - 12 -
Can't devote a week to writing your proposal? ............................................. - 12 -
Day One: What’s a book proposal? Get an idea for your book............................. - 13 -
Day One Tasks ................................................................................................ - 13 -
Task One: Look over four non-fiction books................................................ - 13 -
Task Two: Work through the Idea Generator exercises in this chapter ......... - 13 -
Task Three: Create a computer folder to hold your working files ................. - 13 -
Task Three: Create a Work Log................................................................... - 14 -
What’s a book proposal?.................................................................................. - 14 -
Got an idea for your book? Great!.................................................................... - 15 -
Start here to develop an idea for your next book .............................................. - 15 -
Idea Generator One: What you're good at..................................................... - 16 -
Idea Generator Two: Your past experiences................................................. - 16 -
Idea Generator Three: Your knowledge ....................................................... - 17 -
Idea Generator Four: What you enjoy most.................................................. - 17 -
Idea Generator Five: From challenge to opportunity .................................... - 18 -
Checklist: Is this the right idea for you TODAY? ............................................ - 18 -
Day Two: Develop your idea and assess the market............................................. - 20 -
Day Two Tasks ............................................................................................... - 20 -
Task One: Keep studying non-fiction books................................................. - 20 -
Task Two: Develop your idea ...................................................................... - 20 -
Dispelling myths and a word about confidence ................................................ - 20 -
Myth One .................................................................................................... - 20 -
Myth Two.................................................................................................... - 21 -
Myth Three.................................................................................................. - 21 -
Myth Four ................................................................................................... - 21 -
Today we'll develop your idea and assess the market ....................................... - 22 -
Note: your personal experience is valuable .................................................. - 22 -
Simple steps in developing your idea ............................................................... - 22 -
1. Write down everything you know about this idea..................................... - 22 -
2. Make a long list of possible book titles .................................................... - 23 -
3. Create a list of contacts ............................................................................ - 24 -
Assess the market for your book...................................................................... - 24 -
1. Visit large bookstores .............................................................................. - 24 -
2. Visit your library ..................................................................................... - 25 -
3. Amazon.com............................................................................................ - 25 -
Write a report on your discoveries ................................................................... - 25 -
Day Three: Write the blurb and outline your book............................................... - 26 -
Day Three Tasks.............................................................................................. - 26 -
Task One: Write at least three blurbs ........................................................... - 26 -
Task Two: Collect sample blurbs ................................................................. - 26 -
Writing the blurb ............................................................................................. - 26 -
Your blurb helps your agent and editor to get a contract for you .................. - 27 -
Sample blurbs .............................................................................................. - 27 -
Sample blurb from: LifeTime: Better Time Management in 21 Days by Angela Booth........................................................................................................... - 28 -
Sample blurb from: Making The Internet Work For Your Business by Angela Booth........................................................................................................... - 29 -
Write your blurb in easy steps...................................................................... - 30 -
One: Make a list of the benefits to the reader ............................................... - 30 -
Two: Rank the benefits ................................................................................ - 30 -
Three: Write several blurbs, in various lengths............................................. - 31 -
Essential blurb add-on: the testimonial......................................................... - 31 -
Outlining your book ........................................................................................ - 31 -
Start with a mind map.................................................................................. - 31 -
Create your outline ...................................................................................... - 32 -
Day Four: Research your book proposal, and flesh out your book's outline .......... - 33 -
Day Four Tasks ............................................................................................... - 33 -
Task One: Create your research plan............................................................ - 33 -
Task Two: Create a chapter outline for your book........................................ - 33 -
Research: How much do you need to know?.................................................... - 33 -
Your research plan....................................................................................... - 33 -
Work on your book's outline and the first chapter, as you research................... - 35 -
The Brain-Dead Process .............................................................................. - 35 -
What goes into your chapter outline? ........................................................... - 38 -
Will you need graphics or photographs? .......................................................... - 39 -
Day Five: Write your proposal query letter, and submit it to agents and publishers - 40 -
Day Five Tasks................................................................................................ - 40 -
Task One: Start a contact list of agents and publishers ................................. - 40 -
Task Two: Send out ten query letters to agents and publishers ..................... - 40 -
Today you write your proposal query letter...................................................... - 40 -
Do you need an agent?..................................................................................... - 41 -
Online resources to help you in your agent-hunt ......................................... - 41 -
Sending your query letter directly to publishers ............................................... - 42 -
Yes, you can multiple-submit your query letter, and even your proposal.......... - 43 -
Sample Query Letter........................................................................................ - 44 -
Another sample query letter............................................................................. - 46 -
Write your query letter! ................................................................................... - 48 -
Here's a quick outline for your letter: ........................................................... - 48 -
"Don'ts" for your query letter....................................................................... - 48 -
1. Don't make unsupported claims for yourself or your book........................ - 48 -
2. Don't mention that you're unpublished ..................................................... - 49 -
3. Don't mention that your partner, your best friend, or the milkman think that you’re a good writer or that you've got a brilliant idea for a book................. - 49 -
4. Don't be specific ...................................................................................... - 50 -
Day Six: Write the proposal................................................................................. - 51 -
Day Six Task ................................................................................................... - 51 -
Task One: Write the initial draft of your book proposal ............................... - 51 -
Relax! You'll write your draft in stages............................................................ - 51 -
Let's write the proposal.................................................................................... - 53 -
Your chapter outline .................................................................................... - 53 -
Your background—why you're the person to write this book ....................... - 53 -
Write the Overview ..................................................................................... - 55 -
Sample Overview Writing To Sell In The Internet Age................................. - 56 -
The Internet gives writers unlimited new opportunities ................................ - 56 -
A how-to plus a how-they-did-it .................................................................. - 57 -
What I won't be including ............................................................................ - 57 -
Don’t hype, BUT DO INCLUDE EVERYTHING RELEVANT.................. - 58 -
Your Overview's length ............................................................................... - 58 -
Write the Promotions section ....................................................................... - 58 -
Promoting with money................................................................................. - 58 -
Promoting with time .................................................................................... - 59 -
Sample Promotions section Writing To Sell In The Internet Age................... - 59 -
My plan outline ........................................................................................... - 59 -
Write the Competition section...................................................................... - 60 -
Day Seven: Write the sample chapter and revise your proposal............................ - 60 -
Day Seven Tasks ............................................................................................. - 60 -
Task One: Write the sample chapter............................................................. - 60 -
Task Two: Revision..................................................................................... - 61 -
Today you write your sample chapter .............................................................. - 61 -
A fast chapter-writing method...................................................................... - 61 -
1. Reread your notes .................................................................................... - 61 -
2. Talk to yourself on paper ......................................................................... - 61 -
3. When you're ready, write ......................................................................... - 62 -
Revising your proposal.................................................................................... - 63 -
How to revise .............................................................................................. - 63 -
1. Read the entire proposal........................................................................... - 63 -
2. Slash and burn ......................................................................................... - 63 -
3. Add material ............................................................................................ - 64 -
4. Read for coherency .................................................................................. - 64 -
5. Revise for style ........................................................................................ - 64 -
6. Copyedit .................................................................................................. - 64 -
You're done!........................................................................................................ - 64 -
Resource: Sample Book Proposal ........................................................................ - 65 -
7 Days To Easy-Money: Copywriting Success .................................................... - 65 -
by Angela Booth ................................................................................................. - 65 -
Proposal.............................................................................................................. - 65 -
Angela Booth ...................................................................................................... - 65 -
Overview............................................................................................................. - 66 -
The business writing market is invisible to most writers............................... - 66 -
Writers need this book..................................................................................... - 67 -
The book's structure......................................................................................... - 68 -
What's not in the book ................................................................................. - 68 -
Angela Booth's Background ............................................................................ - 69 -
Quick Bio .................................................................................................... - 69 -
Partial list of publication credits................................................................... - 69 -
Web site ...................................................................................................... - 70 -
Why this author for this book?..................................................................... - 70 -
Competition..................................................................................................... - 71 -
1. The Elements of Copywriting: The Essential Guide to Creating Copy That Gets the Results You Want .......................................................................... - 71 -
2. Teach Yourself Copywriting .................................................................... - 71 -
3. The Well-Fed Writer: Financial Self-Sufficiency As a Freelance Writer in Six Months or Less ............................................................................................ - 71 -
Who will buy 7 Days To Easy Money: Copywriting Success and why? ........... - 73 -
My promotions plan for 7 Days To Easy Money: Copywriting Success ........... - 74 -
My plan outline ........................................................................................... - 74 -
Chapter Outline ................................................................................................... - 76 -
How to get the most out of this book ............................................................... - 76 -
Week One: Start Your New Business In Just Seven Days!............................... - 76 -
Introduction & Day One: Getting Started......................................................... - 76 -
Day Two: your portfolio, prospecting and marketing ....................................... - 76 -
Day Three: Writing Longer Copy .................................................................... - 77 -
Day Four: Public Relations Copywriting ......................................................... - 78 -
Day Five: Specialist Copywriting .................................................................... - 78 -
Day Six: Focus on Marketing .......................................................................... - 79 -
Day Seven: Copywriting for performance........................................................ - 79 -
Week Two: Your copywriting services marketing plan and more..................... - 80 -
Week Three: Copywriting for the Internet ....................................................... - 80 -
Week Four: Writing bios (biographies) and creating your own media kit ......... - 80 -
Sample Chapters: Introduction and Day One ................................................... - 82 -
Introduction..................................................................................................... - 82 -
Can YOU make money freelance copywriting? ........................................... - 82 -
First must-do: get your client's message across ............................................ - 83 -
Second must-do: market your copywriting services...................................... - 84 -
How much can you earn?............................................................................. - 84 -
Day One: Getting Started .................................................................................... - 85 -
Your Day One Objectives................................................................................ - 85 -
The brief, and your Writing Services Agreement ............................................. - 85 -
Your briefing sheet ...................................................................................... - 86 -
Your Writing Services Agreement ............................................................... - 87 -
(Sidebar) The copywriter's formula: AIDA.................................................. - 88 -
Writing copy step by step ................................................................................ - 88 -
Step One: Research...................................................................................... - 88 -
Step Two: Prepare by getting a conversation down on paper or on the computer screen .......................................................................................................... - 89 -
Step Three: Brainstorm with word associations............................................ - 89 -
Step Four: First draft: write it fast ................................................................ - 90 -
Copywriter's How –To: Five Easy Tips To Write A Perfect, Selling Ad .......... - 91 -
Tip One: who's the reader? (Or viewer, or listener if you're writing for broadcast.)................................................................................................... - 91 -
Tip Two: Write an attention-grabbing headline............................................ - 91 -
Tip Three: Write the features first, then work out what the benefits are........ - 92 -
Tip Four: Don’t forget the response!............................................................ - 92 -
Tip Five: Read it out loud ............................................................................ - 93 -
Day One Exercises .......................................................................................... - 93 -
Exercise One: Write a brief.......................................................................... - 93 -
Exercise Two: Getting (conversational) words on paper: Tell me about your favorite pen.................................................................................................. - 93 -
Exercise Three: Write ad headlines from the brief you created..................... - 94 -
Exercise Four: Create the ad from the brief and headlines you wrote ........... - 94 -

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Introduction

Sell your book the easy way --- sell a proposal

You can get paid to write a book. It's easily possible to make a fast $10,000, or even a six figure amount. You could even make seven figures --- over a million dollars for twenty pages of text. It sounds incredible, but a fast seven figures is certainly possible if you have a HOT, hot idea or have had an experience that hundreds of thousands of people want to read about. In his 2001 book about writing non-fiction, Damn! Why Didn't I Write That?, author Marc McCutcheon says that it's not hard to make a good income: "you can learn the trade and begin making a respectable income much faster than most people think possible".

The good part is that you don't need to write your book before you get some money. You write a proposal, and a publisher will give you an advance, which you can live on while you write the book.

Writing a proposal is the smart way to write a book. It's the way professional writers sell non-fiction. Selling a book on a proposal is much easier than selling a book that you've already written. A book proposal is a complete description of your book. It contains the title, an explanation of what the book's about, an outline of chapters, a market and competition survey, and a sample chapter.

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Sample Content Preview Affiliate Fireworks How To Become A Successful Affiliate Proudly Presented Terry: Hi, you’re listening to Terry Telford, and the first thing we’ll do is take care of a little legal disclaimer. All of this material is for informational purposes only; we do not guarantee your results because your results can vary based on individual efforts. Today we’re very lucky to have Eva Browne-Patterson from Australia with us. First of all, thank you for being on the call. Eva: You’re welcome, Terry. It’s a pleasure to be here. Terry: Oh, thank you. We can just jump right in. What’s your background? How did you come about getting onto the Internet? Eva: I’ve always worked with computers; for over 20 years now, I’ve had a fascination with them in my full-time job and when I was at home. I worked full time as a computer operator years and years ago when I was 18 and I’m 42 now. Terry: That’s about the time when computers were the size of a living room. Eva: It was when they had green writing on them and little gray screens. Terry: I remember those. Eva: Then I worked on computers in a photographic lab. I did desktop publishing. Then, I worked in a graphic design studio removing peoples’ arms and replacing things; that was fun. Terry: On the screen; not in real life. Eva: Yea, not in real life. I’ve always had a love for web development; I really just love learning. I’ve always had two jobs; I was always trying to make more money because I was never happy with what I earned anywhere. At one stage I was doing computer training on the weekends and I used one of those ads that said, “Thanks, now that I have your attention….” I had people come in so I could train them.

Sample Content Preview Database Dynamite Discover How To Build Your Database Fast And Furious Proudly Terry: Welcome to the list building training session. Today we’re going to hear from Ian Herculson, and he’s a master list builder. Ian is going to share with us his expertise and show us exactly how to build your own, targeted, opt-in list. I’m going to be your host for this session, and my name is Terry Telford. I want to start out by saying thank you very much for being here today with us, Ian. Ian: Thank you for having me. Terry: Thank you. Let’s take a look at you from a personal aspect first. What’s your background? Ian: In Internet marketing, my background is that I really just stumbled into it when I was about 20 years old. I bought my first computer and I was going to university at the time. When I started getting on the Internet, I realized that probably a lot of people were going to make money from it. I did a search on one of the search engines for “make money” and so many links came up that I was pretty much involved in it right away. It took about three or four years until I made any income. It’s been a pretty long road. Terry: Right. What happened in the four years there that it took you to make money? What kind of steps happened for you? Ian: Mostly it’s just conquering the big learning curve. A lot of people know that when they first get on the Internet, there’s a ton of information and everybody knows that when you search for one thing you end up finding something completely different. Conquering that learning curve was probably the hardest thing I had to do. Also, staying focused on what it was that I wanted to do. I started out by joining pay per click programs where I advertised other people’s banners on my website, and every time someone clicked on the banner I’d make a penny or three pennies or whatever. My grand idea was that I was going to get a website that had a million visitors a day and all those pennies would add up and make me rich. In reality, the biggest check I ever got was just over a dollar and it was probably from me clicking on my own banners, so it didn’t work out.

Sample Content Preview 6 Minute Marketing How To Create 100 Products A Year And Spend 6 Minutes Marketing Terry: Hi there. You’re listening to Terry Telford, and today we are very fortunate to have with us two extremely successful Internet marketers. We have Jeremy Gislason and Simon Hodgkinson, who really are two of the Internets premier professionals. They’ve basically proven themselves over and over and over with products like Sure Fire Wealth, Big Survey, Secret Audio Sessions, and of course, Marketing Main Event, and Marketing Main Event 2, which were absolutely phenomenal successes. I heard through the grape vine that Marketing Main Event 2 made somewhere around $600,000. So, you can see the kind of quality that these guys bring to the table. What we’re going to do tonight is pick their brains as far as, how do you start off with the seed of an idea, into product development and into the marketing. How do you get from zero, with just the idea, up to a product that sells over $600,000 online? Without me babbling on any more guys, maybe we can start off with your backgrounds. Jeremy, maybe you can tell us where you came from and how you got to where you are today? Jeremy: Sure, Terry. I have a long line of entrepreneurs in my family, and I grew up in a family where my father had his own business and some of my aunts and uncles had their own businesses. I just looked at like as having your own business was the way to go. A lot of my friends’ fathers worked for companies, and I just always thought that having your own business was the way to go. So, I had my mind set, even as a teenager, and I just went from there. I did a lot of traveling and ended up in Japan. My wife and I opened up a language school over here. We’ve had that for about ten years now. It’s been very successful; we’re doing very well with it. I started to look for other streams of income and other opportunities to expand into other businesses about five or six years ago. One thing led to another, and I got involved with some online programs, I started buying products, checking things out, reading eBooks on how to make money online, and things like that. One thing led to another, and I ended up meeting a man by the name of Darryl Graham in 2002. We hit it off and I ended up working directly with him for a couple of years at ISO Register Incorporated, which owns quite a few websites. The main one is ISORegister.com.

Sample Content Preview Where The Money Lives How To Tap Into The Financial Power Of The Internet Terry: Welcome to the affiliate business and marketing workshop. Today you’re going to learn how to develop an affiliate business that generates a real income for you. We’re really lucky to have Anik Signal for us; he’s going to be our business professor for today. Anik is the founder of AffiliateClassroom.com and DominateSearchEngines.com. Daily, Anik teaches affiliates how to run their businesses. I’m going to be your host for the workshop, and my name is Terry Telford from TheBusinessProfessional.com. The first thing I’d like to do is thank you very much for joining us today, Anik. Anik: No problem, it’s my pleasure. Terry: Thank you very much. Can you start off by giving us your background, where you come from, and a little bit of your history? Anik: Sure. I’m currently a college student. I’m only 21 years old. I started Internet marketing when I was 19, so it’s been about two years. I was a pre-med major when I first found Internet marketing. I was studying at a completely different university, and I was studying to become a doctor. I quickly found myself getting away from that field, and I can say that since as far back as I remember, I have been a business guy. When I started looking into the business world, I realized that was where I needed to be. So, I made a drastic change over to a different university, and I joined their finance program. This is my last semester, so I’ll be graduating soon and going full-time in marketing. For three years I worked as a financial planner; I was the youngest financial planner in my entire branch for the whole company, which is the third largest firm. So, I’ve had some decent experience in that sense. From there I began getting very active in my Internet marketing because it was such an easy business to run with school. So, slowly I’ve gotten away from finance, and I don’t work for that company anymore, and I’m pretty much full-time in marketing right now. Terry: Excellent. So, how has your offline experience helped you online?

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Sample Content Preview From The Foundation Up Building Your Business Starting At Ground Level Willie: I’m Willie Crawford and the primary site that I send people to is The Internet Marketing Inner Circle. I’ve been online for about ten years. I teach people how to put together their own products and services and market them over the Internet. Primarily, I work with information products. I recently noticed that Terry Telford and Richard Butler were doing and I thought it would be nice to put together a call where they familiarize a lot of my listeners who could use this level of coaching to them. Terry, who I have seen online for a long time, comes from the marketing and advertising world. In 1991 he graduated with honors from the advertising program at Loyalist College in Belleville, Ontario, Canada. He’s moved on since then to a different country I think. After graduating, he started his own advertising agency with a partner. Six months later he sold that agency to his partner and he moved to the big city of Toronto. Terry’s partner, Richard Butler, is a business and live coach and a licensed NLP practitioner. Richard studied economics and Spanish and the University College of Dublin and he went on to get a post-graduate diploma in IT training. He wrote, directed, and taught the first Internet design course at the pre-universal level in Ireland in 1998. He has also presented educational papers on ICT at leading international educational conferences. I noticed they were doing with YourMarketingJournal.com. I saw that it was a good fit for my subscribers. So, I coordinated with them to spend an hour with us tonight to share some of the things that they teach people as they coach and mentor them through building an online business and doing things in the right sequence. So, I can just turn it over to you guys… Richard and Terry. Richard: Thank you very much. Terry: Thank you very much, Willie. I’ll do a quick little introduction. What we’re going to do is put this into three sections. We’re going to do Richard first. He’s going to take you through what you need to do before you even turn on your computer and before you think about starting an online business. There is a bit of a sequence there that you have to familiarize yourself with. You need to do some soul

Sample Content Preview Direct Mail Secrets Exposed How To Profit Wildly In The Direct Mail Industry Proudly Presented Terry: Hi there. You’re listening to Terry Telford, and we’re very lucky to have someone today who is an extraordinary marketing person, both online and offline. His name is Jeff Sands. He’s actually developed a direct marketing/direct mail business. He’s been in the mail ordering business for 22 years, and he has built a list of over 500,000 people. But, that’s not even the most impressive part. The most impressive part is that those 500,000 people are not prospects; they’re actually customers. He actually has 500,000 customers on his list. He’s basically in the offline world, but he has stepped into the online limelight, and he has some very interesting stories and perspective of doing online business as opposed to working in the offline world. Today, Jeff will actually let me pick his brain for a while and get an insight into the world of direct mail, from both an online and offline perspective. First, I’d like to say thank you very much for being here with us today, Jeff. Jeff: The pleasure is all mine. You’re very, very welcome, Terry. Terry: I appreciate it. Maybe we can start off with a bit of history about you. Where did you come from and how did you get where you are today? Jeff: I was born in New York City in Brooklyn, New York. I went to school there, moved out to Long Island, which is a little further out from the city in the suburbs, and graduated high school. I went to college, and went on to become a dentist. I practiced dentistry for about 15 years, and really did not like what I was doing at all. I found that it made me very nervous. It was technical; it wasn’t my orientation at all. By the time I hit the age of 40 years old, I was a nervous wreck from practicing dentistry. Most people don’t know it, but dentists have the highest suicide rate and the highest rate of depression of any profession. I suffered from both of those things. One day, I came into my office and there was a piece of junk mail lying on my desk. I opened it up and it was really interesting. It was talking about starting a business at home that could make you some money. It wasn’t anything, but it really peaked my interest. It had a lot of benefits in there about how you could work from home, earn money, and do it at your own pace. For whatever reason, I signed up for the program.

Sample Content Preview Membership Website Millionaires How To Create A Million Dollar Membership Website Terry: My name is Terry Telford. We got two of the Internet's premier entrepreneurs with us tonight. We have Jeremy Gislason and Simon Hodgkinson with us, and were going to try and get as much information out of these guys in about the next 60 to 90 minutes as we can about setting up million dollar membership websites. Now, these two guys just keep pumping them out; they turn out membership websites together, have a list of products on their own and projects that they work on basically on their own as well. I think it was back in June 2007 where one of their membership websites generated 1.7 million U.S. dollars in 10 days. That’s absolutely phenomenal. So, a lot of people are probably wondering how in the world you pulled that off. What we’re going do is really go in depth about that website, which was the MarketingMainEvent3.com project. What we want to do is look at everything from the brainstorming and the pre-launch right through the launch and postlaunch. Then, they wanted to move into having the new software, that’s where MembersSpeed came from, which is software that’s available for us today. We also have a very, very special guest for everybody on the call but were going get into that in just a few minutes. First of all I’d like to thank you guys both for being here today and taking the time to really explain in depth what you guys did to generate 1.7 million dollars in 10 days. So, thanks very much for being here on the call today, guys. Simon: Yeah, it’s great. I think everybody listening to the call tonight is either one of our MME 3 transaction bonus owners or one of the Members Speed project destiny people. We are just really glad there are so many people on the call tonight because we have a lot of information we want to share with people and we have been looking forward for this for while. Terry: Awesome. I’m sure people are completely curious about how you guys were able to establish a massive business success together while basically being virtual business partners. How did you end up coming together?