Author Success Summit - Free Event With World Top Authorities

Join the Author Success Summit. It's Free. August 14th - 18th, 2017.

Lots of world top authorities who’ll help you scale up your book sales and take your writing career to the next level.

This event is free if you attend live (There is an all access pass available if you can’t make all the sessions), and it’s one you don’t want to miss.

Your free ticket can be found here: https://adamhouge.clickfunnels.com/authorsuccesssummit?affiliate_id=744796

I promise you that this isn’t going to be the same old advice you’ve heard before.

To start with, you’ll learn step-by-step how Amazon’s algorithm works and how you can use it to explode your book sales.

Then you’ll learn the most creative and yet highly profitable book launch and marketing strategies that you’ll find anywhere.

You’ll also learn how to grow your craft as a writer, and if you’re still finishing your first title, you’ll learn how to get it done quickly.

Lastly, you’ll learn other creative formulas and strategies that will help you scale up your income quickly.

This goes WELL beyond e-books.

You’ll learn from over 40 speakers how to expand your brand, how to get physical books on the shelves in stores, how to get the reviews you need rapidly, and so much more.

The summit even includes a session on how you merchandise your brand like JK Rowling.

This is all put together in an easy to follow formula for you so you can replicate the strategies for yourself - no matter where you’re at as an author.

Because the more streams of income you have, the more stable your career will be (and the easier it will be to scale it up to the next level):

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As an author you really do have endless income opportunities at your finger-tips. All you need is to know how to harness them, and you’ll learn exactly how to do that at the Author Success Summit.

Hope to see you there!

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Here's to your success,

Diane Mae Robinson

www.dragonsbook.com 

Grab $1,000+ in 5-figure bonuses! Expires March 19, 17

80% of authors fail.

Yet there’s a fine line between winners and losers.

One of the most notable differences is that winners set goals.

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And researchers discovered that a challenge is the ultimate solution to reaching your goals.

But there’s one caveat - your goals need to be measurable and realistic AND you need to have the tools to achieve them.

That’s why today I wanted to talk to you about the 5-figure author toolbox.

Imagine you had the answers to your most burning book marketing questions at your fingertips.

See yourself checking your Amazon ranking and smiling confidently because you know exactly how to hit #1 in your category.

See yourself as the ultimate go-to person in your genre because you’ve mastered connecting with influencers and building your following to perfection.

See yourself smiling with contentment that you uncovered the message you wanted to share with the world, knowing that your readers are benefiting from what you’ve written.

See yourself being more productive than ever, with a crystal clear focus, knowing exactly what needs to be done so that you fly among 5+figure authors.

See yourself living and breathing the freedom that being a 5+figure authors gives you.

You get all this with the 5-figure author toolbox.

Here’s exactly what’s inside:

• Amazon Kindle Rankings: How to rank your Kindle Book  #1 in Amazon (ecourse) ($97)
• Kindle Sales Blowout (How to run multi-author Facebook events) ($37)
• Free 75 min certified high performance writer strategy session ($250)
• The Bestseller Journey Simplified e-Course ($47)
• Free 60 min group coaching session “Uncover Your Message” ($99
• Publishing Success Summit: 10 Session Access Pass ($197)
• Life-time membership with Digital Freedom Academy ($299)

Just these seven retail at over $1,000 and this is only half of the tools you’re getting!

There’s just one issue: there are only 500 of these toolboxes available and 10,000 authors interested. That means that only 5% of authors will be able to get it.

So, the thing that is going to sieve out winners from losers is SPEED. That’s why I wanted to get this email out to you early today.

This toolbox is worth over $1,000 and you’ll get it for free when you get the 5-figure author challenge all access pass at $97 - but the offer is only valid until tomorrow.

After that, challenge pass goes up to $297 and the toolbox “poof” goes away!

Here’s what you’re getting with your all access pass (on top of the toolbox):

Lifetime access to videos, audios, transcripts, worksheets and worksheets with answers of the following:

Step 1: Writing

• The Secrets of Plotting vs. Pantsing Your Way to a 5-Figure Book (Libbie Hawker)
• How to Craft a Book Idea That Sells and Succeed as an Author (Nina Amir)
• Three Dangerous Misconceptions Preventing You from Finishing Your Book (Andrea Cumbo-Floyd)
• Three Must-Dos Before You Hit Publish - Neglecting These Will Cut Your Sales by Half (Michelle Weidenbenner)
• The Ultimate Shortcut to Writing Your Book Fast. It’s Better Than Longhand (Donna Kozik)

Step 2: Marketing

• Why 72% of Self-Published Authors Never Sell More Than 1,000 Books and What It Takes to Be a 5-Figure Author (Kevin Tumlinson)
• The Single Most Powerful (And Most Overlooked) Strategy to Become a #1 Amazon Best-Seller (Dave Chesson)
• What Never to Put on Your Cover. The Reasons Why Readers Don’t Give Your Book a Second Glance (Derek Murphy)
• How to Leverage the Power of Social Media to Build a 5-Figure Income Instead of Suffering from Time-Suck and Overwhelm (Kirsten Oliphant)
• The Shocking Mistakes Authors Make That Keep Them from Getting to 5 Figures (Derek Doepker)

Step 3: Sales

• What You Need to Stop Calling Yourself to Become a 5-Figure Author (Jim Kukral)
• Three Common Hurdles That Block Your Way to a 5-Figure Author Career and How to Overcome Them (Honorée Corder)
• Three, Often Overlooked, 5-Figure Book Launch Strategies You Can Implement Now (Bryan Cohen)
• Better Than Bookbub. The Three Step Process to Building a Following on Steroids (Buck Flogging)
• The Single Most Effective Strategy 70 out of 75 Successful Authors Put to Use (Eric Van Der Hope)

This truly is the missing link between where you are and where you want to be - which is at 5 figures or more.

Remember, only 5% of authors will be able to get the toolbox - only the winners.

Winners, grab your toolbox now. Go here: http://authorremake.com/all-access/?ref=11

Diane Mae Robinson, Multi-award winning children's author

https://www.dragonsbook.com

P.S. There are only 500 5-figure author toolboxes available and 10,000 authors in the challenge. SPEED is what will sieve out winners from losers. Go get your toolbox now: http://authorremake.com/all-access/?ref=11

Words From The Wise - Author Quotes

Here is some of the great authors with their super advice for writers. I like George Orwell's quote: "Never use a long word where a short one will do." When I am reading and the author throws in some obscure, long word, it jolts me right out of the story--something you don't want to do as a writer.

 Yes, those obnoxious long, drawn out pages of description or back story that we skip over in a novel.

 Let your characters have inconsistencies to make them real.

I know exactly how Maya Angelou feels. I have to convince my muse too. 

So much truth in Saul Bellow's quote. My characters often wake me up in the middle of the night with some important news, plotting, setting, etc., and I convince myself to get up and write it down lest it being lost by morning.

I think these authors hit the mark with their advice.

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Noteworthy Writing Advice.

Writing advice from famous authors is something I take to heart.

Illustration by Samantha Kickingbird

     I love quotes by famous writers. Probably because there is such basic truths in their advice: when the writer can't find a way out of their writer's block, dealing with--or not--the criticism of others, following your heart and sticking by your mission as a writer, and getting past your own self-doubt.

    Here are some famous author's quotes most worthy of the advice:

 "If you don't have time to read, you don't have the time--or the tools--to write. Simple as that." --Stephen King

 "Don't take anyone's writing advice too seriously." --Lev Grossman

"You can't wait for inspiration, you have to go after it with a club." --Jack London

"I would advise anyone who aspires to a writing career that before developing his talent he would be wise to develop a thick hide." --Harper Lee

"Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away." --Antoine de Saint-Exupery

"Wait, wait, wait, wait. Don't try to write through it, to force it. Many do, but that won't work. Just wait, it will come." --Toni Morrison

"True originality consists not in a new manner but in a new vision." --Edith Wharton

"The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt." --Sylvia Plath

I think that most writers find these truths the hard way--through practice, rejection, and the hair-pulling-out techniques that devoted writers go through.

The quote by Antoine de Saint-Exupery rings the biggest truth for me. When the writer can kill their own words, cut scenes, get to the core of the story, then perfection is achieved in that writing.

If you read, The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery, you will well see what concise writing is to a great book. The Little Prince is one of my favorite books ever, and it is perfection.

When I was in journalism school, most of my assignments were targeted to cutting words. I had to write a short story, of say 1500 words, send it in for grading ,then (for the final mark of that assignment) cut it back to 1000 words without loosing the essence of the story.

Killing of your own words is a tough business at first. But through practice, and some mourning, it becomes easier. And the outcome is a story worth the telling.

Then there's Lev Grossman's advice "Don't take anyone's writing advice too seriously." This is a mighty important message for writers. Don't let other people's criticism hold you back from telling the story you need to tell--what some will love, others may not. Hence, the thick hide comes in handy.

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Illustration by Samantha Kickingbird