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The Prosperous Writer's Guide to Making More Money: Habits, Tactics, and Strategies for Making a Living as a Writer (The Prosperous Writer Series Book

The Prosperous Writer's Guide to Making More Money: Habits, Tactics, and Strategies for Making a Living as a Writer (The Prosperous Writer Series Book

Paperback

Series: The Prosperous Writer, Book 3

Self-Help

ISBN10: 0998073164
ISBN13: 9780998073163
Publisher: Honoree Enterprises Publishing, LLC
Published: Feb 18 2017
Pages: 176
Weight: 0.40
Height: 0.38 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Writing is a craft. Making a living from it is math.

You know how to write. You know how to publish. What you don't know - yet - is how to read the dashboard that tells you which of your books is paying you and which is bleeding ad spend. This is the book your accountant wishes you'd write yourself.

Co-authored by Honorée Corder (68 books - 5M+ copies - 40 languages) and Brian D. Meeks (full-time fiction author across five genres since 2010), The Prosperous Writer's Guide to Making More Money is the numbers-first guide to turning books into a living. Brian writes fiction. Honorée writes nonfiction. Both make decisions from data, not feelings. Both want you to do the same.

Inside, you'll learn:

  • Clarity is Power - the chapter that names what every prosperous indie author can see on their own dashboard, and what most can't.
  • The MATH Framework - the four numbers that decide whether your next ad campaign makes you money or burns it.
  • Reading the Numbers - sales rank, page reads, conversion rate, click-through - and what each one is actually telling you about your next decision.
  • Where Should I Invest My Advertising Dollars? - the chapter most indie authors should read first. Bid strategy, budget pacing, and the killer-defensive moves that protect your back catalog.
  • Using Data to Make Critical Decisions - when to re-launch, when to retire, when to write the sequel.
  • Keywords For the Win! - the keyword diagnostic Brian built across his five fiction genres, applied to nonfiction.
  • You've Got More Analytica Experience Than You Think - the closer that turns I'm not a numbers person into a manageable weekly review.

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