Maximize Your Book’s Reach: How to Use LinkedIn to Market Without Feeling Sleazy - BM461

Ever thought about how LinkedIn could revolutionize book marketing for authors who dread the traditional marketing approach?

This week’s guest expert is Sophie Lechner, a speaker, author, and business coach specializing in helping entrepreneurs attract clients in a natural and authentic way. Sophie shares her "Magnet Model," a powerful framework that enables authors to use LinkedIn effectively to market their books.

Discover how the Magnet Model—focused on mission, message, and movement—can transform your book marketing approach into one that feels genuine and engaging. Sophie also offers insights on how to talk about your work, connect with your audience, and use your book as part of a bigger mission.

Key Takeaways:

• Embrace Visibility: The Magnet Model focuses on your mission and message, helping you overcome the discomfort of self-promotion.
• The Power of LinkedIn: Use LinkedIn to connect with a wider audience through authentic conversations and storytelling.
• Non-Traditional Marketing: Forget sleazy sales tactics—build genuine connections and serve your audience with value.
• Create Your Movement: Extend your message beyond your client base, creating a ripple effect to draw in more people.
• Unlock Your Impact: Align your marketing with your passion for your work to ensure your message flows authentically.

Tune in to discover actionable strategies to revolutionize your book marketing approach.

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