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Wouldn’t it be great to proactively write a book and make money from it?

It is estimated that only 5% of authors become a bestseller.

What is even worse is that about 1% of authors actually earn a living by writing . In fact most authors find it very hard to get back what sunk into their book.

How does that 1% do it? More importantly, how can you be one of them?

They’ve learned the secret for how to write a book, get it published, make it a bestseller and earn lots of money.

And it’s not just luck, because some are able to do repeatedly.

There are many success factors to writing a good book, but I would like to focus on the three most important factors to successfully writing a bestseller and making a good profit.

If you figure out and implement these factors, you could add an additional 6 or 7-figures to your income from each book you write from now on.

Key Factor 1 – Turn your book into a business so that each book has desirable products that accompany it.

Your book is more than a lot of paper and ink. Your book communicates your knowledge in a familiar format that others can enjoy and use. You’ll have a far greater level of success when you realize that you can transfer the same knowledge in other ways that sell just as effectively. When you’re thinking about your book, proactively plan other products and services so that your book is an intentional part of your business. Not only will have a very additional system of marketing, but also additional income streams, because the book sells everything and everything sells the book.

Key Factor 2 – When writing your book, add in all of the necessary components and some of the enticing ones, and you’ll find your book is easy to promote, market, and sell.

There are several ingredients which cannot be ignored when creating a bestseller, and some of them must be included from the start. There are also some highly desirable features which help to expand the value and marketability of your book. For example, you must have an ISBN number and a bar code, plus certain bindings and features so that retail stores can sell your book for you. There are also about 10 features that make your book much easier to market and are therefore very desirable. Having relevant quotes, testimonials, resources listings, captivating stories that make a point, and an index are some of the top features of every New York Times Bestseller.

Key Factor 3 – Proactively begin pre-selling your book while writing your book and control pre-sales to as much possible so that your books will be purchased in the way and time that will do you the most good.

You need to learn what it takes to make your book a bestseller. For instance, not all book sales help the book towards becoming a bestseller and it’s vital to know which ones do. Keep the focus to only those that count and concentrate the sales during the best period of time and if you have studied what you need to and created the right sale quantities you’ll have a guaranteed winner.

ACTION POINT: If you want to find out how to write a book that makes money and becomes a bestseller, then follow the secret recipe that the top 1% use to successfully achieve that goal. Choose to use the Key Factors outlined above and keep your eye on the ball, and you’ll knock it out of the park