Digital Publishing Effective Tool for Legacy or Business Leverage
Best-Selling Authors to Share Insider Secrets May 1st-2nd
Your Best-Seller Book Boot Camp Set to Assist Business Professionals
The Internet continues to disrupt book publishing “business as usual” and offers unlimited opportunities for entrepreneurs to develop new customers and streams of revenue. In 2016, more than half of the dollars spent in US retail will be influenced by the web. (Source: Forrester Research) Commerce is shifting more and more to the world wide web. Creating a method to easily sell your product or service online can be a key success strategy for business professionals. May workshop teaches how to use digital publishing to enhance your reputation and leverage business growth.
WHAT: 2-Day Intensive Training in Writing, Publishing and Marketing a Best-Seller Non-fiction Book
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Learn How Your Experience Can Impact the World
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Find Clarity About Your Audience and What They Want
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Create a Writing Process that Saves You Time and Gets the Project Done
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Design Your Plan for Quicker Publishing Success
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Understand How Technology Can Accelerate Results
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Establish E
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Become an Amazon Best-Selling Author in Less Time Than You Think
WHEN: 9 am to 6 pm, Friday, May 1, 2015 and Saturday, May 2, 2015
WHERE: Holiday Inn Express & Suites, 3807 South Street, Nacogdoches, Texas
WHO: Best-Selling Authors Elizabeth Ann Lawless (SFASU ’83 of Dallas) Your Best-Seller Book: 5
Steps to Quicker Publishing Success and Mable Cannings (Nacogdoches) The Heart and Soul of
Business to lead workshop
COST: $995 Space is limited! Early bird registration offers savings and free consultation.
BACKGROUND: Author Liz Lawless has 30 Consecutive #1 Amazon Best-Selling Books in 24 months. “Now is
a great time to utilize digital publishing to leverage business or create a legacy that can impact
lives for years to come,” said Lawless. Author Mable Cannings has 30 years experience in
marketing, event management and public relations. “I wanted to share my business experience with young entrepreneurs so they could avoid some of the challenges I faced. In my book, I also
discuss the strategies that garnered more success for me,” explained Cannings.
