This non-profit founder used her 20 years running her organization, Pen Parentis: for Writers Who are Parents to write a business book that serves the broader community of writers parents- to great success!
Read an interview with a business owner who shares her experiences in writing her first business book and the success it has brought her since its publication!
Ready to see increased income, new opportunities, and broader audience reach with your business? See why writing a business book is going to give you all of that- and so much more.
It takes practice to sound like “you” on the page, so to help readers feel connected to you, here are 3 ways to sound like your best self in your business book.
If you think people will buy your business book based on the strength of your ideas, think again. In truth, people buy your business book, read it, and share it with others as valuable, all because of you.
Don’t think when you write your first draft? That’s counter to everything you know to be true about being a business owner! The art of not thinking may be a counter-intuitive approach to writing your first draft, but it’s the best way to get the first draft down. Read on to learn about how to write your first draft to ultimately yield the best material in the book you create for your business.
Getting started on writing a book for your business sounds easy in theory, but when you get down to the writing itself, it can be more difficult than imagined. Yet with a bit of planning, coming to a working outline, getting your bum in the chair, and giving yourself some tools to keep writing when the writing gets tough will ensure you soon will be writing a book to support and grow your business.
When you start writing a book for your business, refining the perfect subject is key so your book is clear in its purpose and targeted to help the right audience.
Welcome to our multi-part blog series: How to Write a Book for Your Business. This series is for small business owners and entrepreneurs who are ready to write a business book that supports your business and takes it to the next higher level.
The benefits of writing a business book are many and wide-reaching. Not one aspect of your business goes unaffected when you write a book and the growth, increased standing in the community, personal reputation, and higher sales are the proof that the time and energy you put into writing a business book was well worth it.
