Steve Harrison - Publishing, Marketing & Publicity Tips Facebook ad: “The Questions That Sold 500 Million Books”

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You've been working on your book for years. The one meant to share your wisdom with a larger audience. But if you're honest, it's been a while, and that wisdom still isn't reaching the readers you wrote it for. Maybe you've started and stopped more than once. Maybe it's been sitting on the back burner. Or maybe it's already out, and you sense it still hasn't done what you know it could. Either way, the title still isn't quite right. There are chapters you're not sure about. And some days you wonder whether the best of what you know is even on the page yet, or still stuck somewhere inside you. What if you could finally see it clearly, not after another year of guessing, but in a single afternoon? Imagine this. You're sitting in the home of a man who has sold over 500 million books. Over a long lunch, he's giving you a private masterclass on writing and launching a successful non-fiction book. He's Jack Canfield, the mind behind 47 New York Times bestsellers, co-creator of Chicken Soup for the Soul and author of The Success Principles and The Power of Focus, with over 500 million books sold worldwide. Jack shares a lot of hard-won wisdom over that lunch, the kind of ideas that can save an author years. But here's what you don't expect: he's also asking you questions. Penetrating ones you'd never think to ask yourself. And with each answer, something clicks. A book concept suddenly becomes a lot crisper. A chapter you were unsure about suddenly has a purpose. A title that was fine becomes the one. You see opportunities to sell the book in ways and places you'd never considered. Before long, the book you walked in with starts turning into the book it was always meant to be. You walked in unsure after all this time. You leave seeing it clearly, knowing exactly what to do next, and genuinely excited to get back to it. That's what the right questions do. They don't add work. They reveal what was already possible, and they get you there in an afternoon instead of another year of guessing. I'm Steve Harrison, and over the past 30 years I've worked with more than 15,000 non-fiction authors. I first met Jack when my company helped him land the publicity that made that first Chicken Soup a bestseller, after 144 publishers had turned him down. Jack began as my client but became a friend, and today we coach authors together to help their non-fiction books reach their full potential. We can only work with a small number of people at a time, and not everyone can afford our fees, but we wanted to create a resource every non-fiction author can use to quickly take their book to the next level. So we took 27 of the starting-point questions we draw on with coaching clients, the ones that trigger those breakthroughs, and built them into a two-hour kit, so you can run your own book through the full set without the five-figure investment. It's our 2-Hour Bestseller Jumpstart Kit, and you get immediate access today for just $37. https://authorsuccess.com/lp/bjk-fb/ Within minutes, on your computer, in your car, or on your phone, you'll work through the same 27 questions and watch your own book climb to a new level. Many authors who go through them decide they want to go further with us, and you'll have the chance to raise your hand right after you order. It comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so there's no risk in pulling up a chair. All the best, Steve PS: As the saying goes, you get there faster with a master. Why struggle alone for another year when you can run your book through the same questions behind 47 New York Times bestsellers and 500 million books sold, in a single afternoon? Get immediate access to the 2-Hour Bestseller Jumpstart Kit now for just $37. https://authorsuccess.com/lp/bjk-fb/ .

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The Questions That Sold 500 Million Books

See what your non-fiction book is really capable of