Tim Grahl

Tim Grahl, one of the best book marketers in the world, shares his secrets on creating books that sell for decades. Topics include: the long-term revenue potential of books, comparing the course industry and the book industry, factors contributing to a book's success, studying drop off points and writing successful books, using rubrics to improve conference talks and storytelling, the importance of focusing on creating a high-quality product, and sales calls and content creation.

How can you become a better writer? Join Shawn Coyne, a bestselling editor with 25+ years experience, and Tim Grahl as they dive into the craft of story telling. In this episode we discuss how publishing works and what an editor does, along with what the Story Grid is and how it can make you a better writer. Mentioned in the show: On Writing by Stephen King Scrivener Story Grid website

Tim Grahl, an expert in building effective systems for content creators, shares invaluable insights on simplifying the creative process. He emphasizes starting with manageable systems to avoid overwhelm and illustrates this with Gaul's law. Grahl advises focusing on one platform, like YouTube, for maximum growth and improved lead conversion. The importance of community and enjoyment in creation is highlighted, as well as practical tips for navigating challenges on social media while fostering authentic connections with audiences.

Tim Grahl, CEO of Story Grid and a dedicated advocate for authors, shares his insights on writing mastery. He emphasizes that writing is a skill honed through deliberate practice and expert feedback. Grahl discusses his structured Story Grid methodology, helping writers create compelling narratives. He highlights the emotional power of storytelling and offers unique strategies for blending fiction and nonfiction. Additionally, he reflects on how impactful books can leave a lasting legacy on readers.

Join Abigail K. Perry, editor and co-author of a deep analysis guide on Harry Potter, and Tim Grahl, CEO of StoryGrid, as they dissect what made 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone' a global bestseller. They share insights on the emotional themes of grief and personal growth, humorous anecdotes from their discovery of the series, and discuss the book's relatable characters and immersive world. Their conversation emphasizes the value of storytelling techniques and collaboration for aspiring writers.