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Documented Techniques for Writing Non-Fiction and Proposal Ideas that get you published: My journey from beginner to best-selling author





 









Documented Techniques for Writing Non-Fiction and Proposal Ideas that get you published: My journey from beginner to best-selling author

Total Number of Pages 250
 


Hey there! I wanted to share with you an exciting new resource for writing a non-fiction book that just got published. Bestselling author Scott Rauvers has been writing books for over 15 years on all sorts of topics, from science to health and fitness. Thousands of people have benefited from his 75 published paperback books.

In his new book, Documented Techniques for Writing Non-Fiction and Proposal Ideas that get you published, Scott shares his proven methods for taking your book from idea to finished product. He covers everything from revising your manuscript to writing a book that matters to people. Scott also shares publishing tips and tricks he's learned over the years.

Writing a successful non-fiction book can feel overwhelming when you've never done it before. You may not know what content to include or how to organize it. You're also not sure if your idea is even worth pursuing. Well, Scott helps with all of that! He provides frameworks for developing and structuring your book in a way that works.

The best part is, Scott's methods are very effective but not overly complicated or time-consuming. By following his guidance, you can write a must-read book that attracts tons of readers who help spread your message. The book also gives you strategies for marketing your book through email, websites, social media, and other channels.

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So whether you're a copywriter, freelancer or entrepreneur, this book has what you need to write a successful non-fiction book. I highly recommend checking it out - it just might help get your name on the Amazon bestsellers list! 


Introduction                        > Page 14                                             
Your Writing Journey begins now
Writing a Non-Fiction Book for Teaching
 
Chapter 1                             > Page 19
What Motivates you to write?
What makes an Expert?
Overcoming your Fear of Writing
Common Concerns for Beginning Authors
Fear of Succeeding
Working With The Subconscious
 
Chapter 2                        > Page 26
What Makes A Best Selling Author?
Does The Amount Of Time It Takes To Write A Book Affect Its Quality?
Crafting a Writing Schedule
 
Chapter 3                        > Page 29
Establishing your Authentic Writing Voice
Fostering a Meaningful Connection with your Readers
Sentencing Structure And Emotion
Setting and Shifting your Audience’s Mood
Balancing Substance and Style
 
Chapter 4                        > Page 34
Overcoming Writer's Block: Strategies For Productive Writing
Potential Causes and Solutions for a Mid-Book Writer’s Block
 
Chapter 5                        > Page 38
Secrets of Successful Writing
Attending To Detail
Avoiding Wasteful Sentences
Recognizing Word Clutter
Paragraph Length
The Power of Humor
Avoiding Clichés
Mastering your Writer’s Voice
The Secret to Crafting Great Sentences
Achieving A Natural Writing Style
Allowing Your Style to Evolve Over Time
Using A Style Guide
Rhythm And Alliteration
Fundamentals of Rewriting
Structuring A Table of Contents
Choosing Book Format and Length
Is Over Perfectionism something to avoid?
The 3 main Types of Editors
How to Choose a Catchy Book Title
Writing Under a Pen Name
 
Chapter 6                        > Page 50
How to Choose Interesting Topics for your book
Topic Style Changes over time
Researching Your Niche
Leveraging Your Expertise
 
Chapter 7                        > Page 53
Getting Comfortable With the Writing Process
Building Cohesive Paragraphs
Crafting Effective Conclusions
How to use the Free Writing Technique
How to use Pomodoro Sessions
 
Chapter 8                        > Page 57
Discovering What You're Good At
How to Sell your Book Online
Calling Your Readers to Action
How to Deliver Content and Develop Sequences  
 
Chapter 9                        > Page 62
Beginning Your First Draft. Tips for Beginning Writers.
How to find the Time to Write
How to find Undistracting Locations
Celebrating the Completion of Your Manuscript's First Draft
 
Chapter 10                       > Page 69
Effective Techniques for Formatting your Book
Writing Biographies
Choosing the right type of paper when printing your book
Font Size
How to Choose the Right Font Style
How to find the Perfect Images that match your Style of Writing
 
Chapter 11                       > Page 73
How to Deal with Criticism
Feedback and Reviews
Distinguishing Criticism from an Honest Review
Working With Proofreaders  
Keeping Focus
 
Chapter 12                       > Page 76
How to Research Material for Your New Book
How do I find my Niche?
Researching Your Audience
Marketing Strategies for Your Non-Fiction Book
Challenging Assumptions about Writing Success
Effective Storytelling in Non-Fiction Genres
First-Person Perspective and Authentic Experiences
Organizing And Managing Inspiration
Determining the Length of your Book
 
Chapter 13                       > Page 84
Advanced Writing Basics.  From Review to Completed Manuscript
Developing an Introduction and Title
Revising Your First Draft
Revising your Manuscript for Clarity and Depth
Seeking Professional Editorial Guidance
Working with your Editor
How to work with Beta Readers
 
Chapter 14                       > Page 92
Industry Techniques for Effectively Marketing Your Book
Secret Techniques for Effectively Marketing Your Book
Categorizing And Keywording For Discoverability
Keyword Selection and Research
Diversifying Content
How to Design an Eye Catching Book Cover
Working With Book Cover Designers
Writing Your Book Description
Book Description Basics
Competitive Pricing Secrets
Your Author Royalty Structure
Global Pricing Recommendations
 
Chapter 15                       > Page 101
Creating an Author Website
Branding yourself as an Author
Establishing Authenticity and Consistency in Your Brand
Online 3D Book Cover Makers

Chapter 16                       > Page 106
Options for Publishing Your Book
 
The Traditional Mainstream Publishing Route
Potential Risk to Traditional Publishing
The Timeline of Traditional Publishing
Writing Book Proposals
Drafting an Effective Book Proposal
Comparative Title Analysis
Demonstrating Your Market Reach
Long-Term Marketing Strategies
Author Advancements
Publisher Submission Checklist
Changing a Book’s Title After Publication
Mainstream Royalty Rates
 
Chapter 17                       > Page 113
How to Thrive as an Independent Author
Independent Publishing Offers Higher Royalties
Global Reach and Retained Rights
Print-on-Demand (POD)
 
Chapter 18                       > Page 117
Promoting Your Book as a Self-Published Author
Producing Hardcover and Workbooks
Successful Marketing Strategies for Independent Authors
How to Harness the Power of Blogging
Paid Advertising Options
Giving away Freebies
Expand your Author Income by offering Bundles
When To Use Affiliate Marketing
Non-Fiction Book Business Models
Lead Generation
Direct Sales
How to Successfully Split Test Your Titles
How To Identify Your Target Market
Creating An E-Mail List
Fundamentals of E-mail List Management
Developing a Speaking Career
Additional Potential Revenue Opportunities Through Non-Traditional Channels
Potential Streams of Revenue
Identifying Profitable Markets
When to Request Positive Feedback
Defining Your Target Audience
Understanding Demographics
Knowing the Experience of your readers
Leveraging Personal Brand Affinity
Revising Your Book for Sales over the Long-Term
Growing Your E-mail List Effectively
 
Chapter 19                       > Page 137
How to Conduct Interviews for your Book
How to Interview Experts
Pre-Interview Checklist
Building Rapport with your Expert
Logistics for Effective Interviewing
Maintaining Credibility
Effective Strategies for Conducting Recorded Interviews
Additional Tips for Interviewing Experts
Methods of Dictation
 
Chapter 20                      > Page 145
Creating Multiple Streams Of Revenue:
From Blog to Book
How to Successfully Publish your E-Book
How to make your E-book Compatible across Multiple Devices
The E-book Box Set
Creating Your First Audiobook
Bookbub Advertising
How to Use Facebook Advertising to Sell More Books
Using Facebook Pixel
Developing a Successful Facebook Advertising Strategy
Kobo Promotions
Using  POD Publishing for Multiple Streams of Revenue
 
Chapter 21                       > Page 154
Secrets of using Podcasting that sell more Books
Recording Podcasts that Maintain Interest
Adding Value through Patreon and Advertising Partnerships
Developing an Engaged Podcast Audience
Nurturing Loyal Fans
Advance Reviewer Program
Leveraging Your E-mail List for Paid Advertising
Strategic Uses of Paid Promotion
Free Book Promotions
How to use Price Pulsing for Increased Visibility  
How to Adjust Your Book’s Price
Creating Effective Multimedia Courses
Developing Course Structure and Components
How to Write an Effective Book Sales Description Page
Methods for Successfully Promoting Your Course
Marketing Non-Fiction vs. Fiction
 
Chapter 22                      > Page 169
Methods for Polishing Writing
How to Use Grammarly For Editing
Checking Your work for Readability
Understanding the Value in Non-Fiction
Academic and Technical Works
The Lifetime of a Book’s Topic
The Reverse Outline
The Final Stages of your Manuscript
How to Create a Book Index in Just Minutes
 
Chapter 23                      > Page 175
Co-Writing with A Partner
Publishing Journals as a New Business Venture
Developing a Journal Series
 
Chapter 24                      > Page 178
Writing with Purpose: Tips for Crafting Your Non-fiction
Active Verbs and Strong Writing
Reducing Adverb Usage
Using Proper Citations
Appropriate Dash Usage
Effective Colon Usage
Excessive Usage of Adjectives
Punctuation
Appropriate Usage of Periods
When to use the Exclamation Point
Image size and Resolution
Watching out for Gender Bias
Feature Creep
When should I use Acknowledgments?
Writing Multiple Books on the Same Topic
Plagiarism
How to Write Articles
Travel Writing
Mastering Travel Writing that is Descriptive and fun to read
Communicating Complex Concepts to your Readers
Science Writing
Sports Writing
Effective Business Communication
Writing about The Arts
 
Chapter 25                      > Page 196
Copyright Law: Understanding Your Rights as a Creator
What Does Fair Use Doctrine mean?
Understanding Music Writing Copyright
 
Index                               Page 206
 
 






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