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You know how the word “secret” is overused in everything? Well, in this episode of Real Relationships Real Revenue, I’m sharing the real secrets of book publishing! My guest for this episode is David Moldawer, the one person who truly knows the ins and outs of the industry. He’ll reveal not only the secrets of book publishing but also how to find an agent, decide between self-publishing, hybrid, or traditional publishing, and craft a compelling book proposal. We’re diving into the three C’s of publishing a book, and I can’t wait to share this conversation with you.

Topics We Cover in This Episode:

The most direct way that writing a book can help your business grows
The longevity of books and how they compare to other methods of sharing your expertise
The magic ripple effects of writing a book beyond people buying the book
The different types of publishing and how to find the best one for you
The one publishing method to beware of
What you need to know in terms of growing an audience for your book
Why it’s crucial to have an agent when you pitch your book
The key to writing a great book proposal
The most important things to remember if you want to hybrid publish your book
Why you shouldn’t be scared to publish your book if there are others like it
Great hybrid publishers to consider for your book

I hope you enjoyed this episode with David! Books can significantly help grow businesses in ways that many people don't yet understand. My goal with this show is to provide examples and discuss the process, offering insights into this world that you might not have seen before. David did a great job of helping with that!

If you want to work with him, make sure to visit his website and connect with him on LinkedIn.

Resources Mentioned:

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