Authors : How to Get Your Business Book Published.

Intro -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- PART I: THE BASICS: SO YOU WANT TO WRITE A BUSINESS BOOK -- Consider This… -- PART II: ALL ABOUT AGENTS-AND DO I REALLY NEED ON -- What Agents Do -- The Proposal -- The Contract -- PART III: PUBLISHERS AND PUBLISHING -- Publishing Tips -- Publishers of Business Books -- PART IV: HIRING A GHOSH AND WORKING WITH A CO-AUTHOR -- Things You Should Know About Ghost Writers -- A Word About Co-Authors -- PART V: NEGOTIATIONS AND CONTRACTS -- 14 Contract Questions -- PART VI: THE LAST STEP: MARKETING -- APPENDIX: SAMPLES OF FOUR BUSINESS BOOK PROPOSALS THAT WON THEIR AUTHORS PUBLISHING CONTRACTS -- Book Proposal #1: Penny-Pinching Publicity For Non-Profit Groups -- Why This Book Is Needed -- Resources Needed to Complete This Book -- About the Author -- 10 Chapter Summaries -- Reviews of Past David Yale Books -- Book Proposal #2: The E-commerce Arsenal: 12 Technologies You Need to Prevail in the Digital Arena -- Overview -- Audience -- Competition -- Detailed Table of Contents -- About the Author -- Book Proposal #3: Listen, Then Sell: Tune Your Ea -- Why This Book Will Fly Off the Shelves -- About the Authors -- Book Proposal #4: Brain Tattoos: Branding for th -- Overview -- Competition -- About the Author -- Marketing Plan.

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