"Get Your Book Published by a Major New York Publishing House!"

Dear Soon-to-be Published Author:

"Do you want to write a nonfiction book and get it published?

And by that I mean a real book - paperback or hardcover - published by one of the major NYC publishing houses ... and not a little self-published book or e-book.

If so, you're not alone. Countless men and women share your dream of becoming a published book author.

And with good reason....

Becoming a published author has many benefits.

These range from advances and royalties -- to enhanced credibility and greater visibility -- to establishing you as the recognized authority in your field.

All of which can help build your business, create a heavy demand for your products and services, increase your sales, and put more money in your pocket.

But although you have something to say, and want to write and publish a book about it, that goal may have eluded you, so far - as it has so many others.

That's because the process of selling a book to a publisher is largely unknown to people who have never done it before.

And that's where I can help - by revealing to you the amazingly effective and simple methods I have used to write and sell more than 95 books since 1982.

Do you want to write a book?

My name is Bob Bly. I am not the most famous author in the world ... nor the richest, most prolific, or best-selling.

But, since 1982, I have managed to write and sell to major publishers - like HarperCollins, McGraw-Hill, and Prentice Hall, just to name a few -- more than six dozen nonfiction books.

As a result of writing all these books ... and writing articles for Writer's Digest, The Writer, and other writer's magazines ... I have become a magnet for "wanna-be" authors....

Sincere, well-meaning people who want to write a book and get it published....

And SHOULD, because they have knowledge others can benefit from - or something valuable and important to say.

But, because publishing is such a small, closed industry, they have no idea where to begin ... or how to get a publisher to even look at their book, much less want to publish it!

And over the last quarter of a century, these wanna-be authors have asked me the same questions - over and over again. Perhaps these are YOUR questions, as well.

Questions like:

>> "How do I approach a publishing house ... and find an editor who will be interested in my book?"

>> "So many experts in my topic know more than I do and have better credentials. Wouldn't publishers much rather have a book by them than one from me?"

Well, I got tired of feeling guilty about letting all these questions go unanswered.

And so I decided to write a how-to e-book designed specifically to give aspiring authors the answers to all their questions about the publishing process.

You see, I am a writer - and a "biblio-phile."

I love books. I am "hooked" on books ... addicted to reading them and writing them.

I also get a kick out of helping others - particularly first-time authors - make their dreams come true and become published book authors.

That's why I want to share with you my simple yet proven formula for coming up with a nonfiction book idea and selling it to a mainstream publisher. If you will let me.

Get your book
published this year!

Now, in my new Write and Sell Your Nonfiction Book, I share with you proven, utterly pragmatic methods you can use to write your first book and get it published.

Including:

• Traditional publishing vs. self publishing - how to choose the option that's right for you. Page 145.
• Simple method helps you prove to editors that you know enough about your topic to write a 200-page book on it. Page 36.
• The 9 reasons why people write nonfiction books -- and why it's essential to pinpoint which one of them drives YOU. Page 9.
• How to get a legitimate literary agent to represent you. Page 86.
• How to write children's books for fun and profit. Page 20.
• Should you try to sell the book yourself directly to publishers without representation? Page 87.
• What kind of advance can you expect for your first nonfiction book with a major publisher - and how can you get even more? Page 107.
• 8 key steps to becoming a published book author. Page 15.
• Forecasting the number of copies your book will sell based on a percentage of the total market. Page 40.
• Sell your nonfiction book idea with this no-brainer easy niching strategy. Page 33.
• Would your life experiences make a good book? Answer on page 26.
• 10 ways to come up with a saleable idea for your first (or next) nonfiction book. Page 23.
• Ideal page and word length for nonfiction books. Page 36.
• How to get publishers to accelerate the rate at which they pay you higher royalties. Page 111.
• 3 common reasons why publishers reject nonfiction books and how to overcome each. Page 35.
• How to sell chapters of your book to magazines as articles - for hundreds or thousands of dollars - before the book is even published. Page 112.
• Little-known trick for finding a literary agent even if you don't know anyone in publishing. Page 91.
• The only way to avoid the $500 publisher's charge for indexing your book. Page 137.
• There's money to be made in writing about your favorite hobbies. Page 28.
• Who pays to have the book illustrated or for photos to use in the book - the publisher or the author? The answer may surprise you. Page 114.
• 10 most important clauses to negotiate in your book contract. Page 106.
• Which works best - writing about what other people want to read ... or writing a book YOU would want to read? Page 32.
• How to accurately evaluate the potential market for your book idea. Page 39.
• What every book author needs to know about copyrights - and how to hold on to them. Page 116.
• Finding your book's USP - Unique Selling Proposition - the thing that sets it apart from all others in its category. Page 42.
• The only 3 reasons why people buy nonfiction books. If your book doesn't meet at least one of them, it won't sell. Page 46.
• Why writing a book will impress the heck out of most people you meet and instantly raise your status in their eyes. Page 10.
• Turn your job experience into a successful nonfiction how-to book. Page 23.
• The most important clause in any book contract and how to negotiate it in your favor. Hint: it's not the one you think. Page 117.
• How to quickly and efficiently build a strong "author's platform" that convinces major publishing houses to buy books from you. Page 48.
• The 3 types of credentials you need to succeed as a book author and how to obtain each. Page 50.
• Setting realistic income goals for your first nonfiction book. Page 9.

• How to create a table of contents and book outline that convince editors your book is worth publishing - before you've written a word of it. Page 54.
• What percentage of your advance and royalties do literary agents charge - and do they get paid up front? Page 88.
• How to get your publisher to send you dozens of free copies of your book when it is published. Page 117.
• A standard format for how-to nonfiction books you can adapt to your own. Page 71.
• 8 steps to writing a powerful and persuasive book proposal that gets publishers to say "yes." Page 66.
• The "file folder" method for writing nonfiction books - use it to write books in half the time. Page 120.
• 7 ways to increase your productivity and efficiency when writing your nonfiction book. Page 129.
• How to get the gist of your book idea across to potential publishers in one page or less. Page 68.
• A proven formula for organizing your material into book chapters and a table of contents. Page 54.
• How to write a credible author's bio that makes publishers take you seriously. Page 77.
• Tips for gathering research material for writing your nonfiction book. Page 121.
• Reaching the real decision-maker in a big publishing house. Hint: it's not the book editor. Page 99.
• 10 great tips for becoming a successful nonfiction book author while having fun in the process. Page 131.
• Proven promotional ideas you and your publicist can use to sell more books together - and the best time to suggest them to your publisher. Page 73.
• Working with your editor to get the book ready for publication. Page 134.
• 12 tips for working with your publisher and publicist to promote your book and sell lots of copies. Page 140.
• Can you use material from articles and other books in your book - without paying for it or getting permission? Answer on page 122.
• 4 "extras" you can add to your book proposal to give it more punch and selling power. Page 81.
• What to do when a literary agent who shows interest in your book asks you for a reading fee. Page 89.
• Tips for proofreading galleys and page proofs to ensure a printed book free of typos and other embarrassing goofs. Page 136.
• Creating a schedule for writing your book -- ensures you finish the manuscript 6 weeks before the contract deadline date. Page 124.
• 7 easy-to-follow guidelines for proper manuscript format and preparation. Page 127.
• The right and wrong way to contact a potential literary agent. Plus: what to do when the agent doesn't respond. Page 91.
• Pros and cons of writing sample chapters before you have a book contract in hand. Page 82.
• 4 things editors want from their book authors - and how to give it to them. Page 83.
• How to earn the most money for the electronic rights to your books. Page 112.
• Tips on finding the right voice, tone, and style for your book. Page 126.
• 10 steps for convincing a major publishing house to take a chance on you and publish your first book. Page 100.
• Why you CAN write a book and get it published. It's easier than you think. Page 4.
• 9 things you need to know about every book that competes directly with yours. Plus: how to learn from their strengths and exploit their flaws. Page 44.
• Why you shouldn't get too excited when an editor tells you she loves your book proposal. Page 99.
• Plus: Sample content outline ... model book proposal ... boilerplate permission form ... and more. Starts on page 152.

Act now and save $30

I can't say what it is worth to YOU to get your nonfiction book published. Only you can put a price on that.

I do know what it has been worth to me - literally, HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS in extra income through -

Advances ... royalties ... book club sales ... serialization ... speaking engagements ... and consulting contracts - all because I was the guy who "wrote the book" on my topic.

Years ago, I would occasionally ghostwrite book proposals for people - at $2,500 a pop.

And that's just for the book proposal. They were on their own when it came to finding an agent, selling the proposal to a publisher, and getting the book written.

Once or twice, the client talked me into helping them write the book, for which I took either a flat fee or half the advance. That usually worked out to another $20,000 to $25,000 or more per book.

These days, I get asked to write book proposals or help someone find a publisher for their book at least once a week.

Unfortunately, I am simply too busy with my own writing. So - regretfully, because I like to help authors get published - I turn them all away.

But today it won't cost you $25,000 or even $2,500 to have me help you get your book published by a mainstream publishing house.

Now, with my big 174-page e-book Write and Sell Your Nonfiction Book, you get my proven strategies and methods for:

Coming up with book ideas ... writing book proposals that sell ... finding a literary agent ... and selling your book idea to a major New York publisher - based on my track record of 100 published books since 1982.

We have priced this publishing course at $59, and that's what it will sell for later in the year when we announce publication on the Web.

But act now and Write and Sell Your Nonfiction Book is yours for only $29 ... less than I charge for just 5 minutes of my time ... a savings of $30 off the list price!

You are closer to becoming a published
book author than you think.

Now, it's true that I can't guarantee that, after reading Write and Sell Your Nonfiction Book, you will sell your book to a major New York publisher.

That's because I can't control what you write ... how you write it ... where you send it ... or their reaction to it.

But I can - and do - guarantee your satisfaction with Write and Sell Your Nonfiction Book in two important ways....

** FIRST, I guarantee that the information in my guide is not theoretical ... not something I researched and wrote from secondary sources, interviews, or compiled from writer's magazines.

Every word in the e-book is my honest advice and opinion ... based on my 27 years of writing and selling books to major New York publishers ... which has resulted in 100 books published to date, with combined sales of more than a million books sold.

So when I tell you what works ... and what doesn't work ... in book publishing, I speak from expensive experience. Not theory.

** SECOND, you get my tested, proven approach to writing book proposals that sell. Since 1982, I've written more than 6 dozen book proposals that publishers have said "yes" to and offered me contracts for.

So when it comes to writing book proposals that sell, I know what I'm doing. I'm not saying mine is the only method of writing book proposals that sell ... but it is one that has been proven to work time and time again.

My 100% money-back
guarantee of satisfaction

But you are the final judge of whether our methods can work for YOU....

If, after reviewing Write and Sell Your Nonfiction Book, you are not 100% delighted for any reason ... or for no reason at all ... just let me know within 90 days.

I'll refund your money in full, and you can keep the e-book free, with my compliments.

That way, you risk nothing.

So, what are you waiting for?

In 90 days, you could be no closer to your dream of becoming a published book author than you are right now....

Or, you could be on your way to fame and fortune ... and maybe even a guest appearance on Oprah ... as the author of a best-selling book.

Oh, there's one other thing I can and do guarantee.

I guarantee that if you never try ... if you never actually sit down, and write your book proposal, and send it out to agents and publishers ... you'll never get your book published.

Of that much, I'm sure.

What happens next is entirely up to you. But I urge you to take the next step today, and I guarantee you'll be glad you did ... or your money back.

To order Write and Sell Your Nonfiction Book on a 90-day risk-free trial basis, click below now:

Sincerely,

Bob Bly

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• Where to find a publisher for your first book - Page 3.
• 10 ways to find ideas for books that publishers want to buy - Page 9.
• You should not send your book manuscript to editors. Here's what they want you to send instead - Page 4.
• 8 things you must put in your book proposal. Each increases your odds of publication - Page 27.
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