Your marketing copy can (and should) read like a casual conversation between you and a potential reader as you chat about your book over coffee.
-Casey Demchak
When you write your book marketing copy in the style of a casual conversation, you draw the reader into your world.
Your headlines address their most pressing problem and offer solutions without hype or sales-speak.
This helps build KLT – the Know/Like/Trust factor that is so important when selling anything, including your book.
Next time you write book marketing copy, think about how you would talk to your best friend about your book, then design the conversation around answering their most pressing question:
“What’s in it for me?”
Answer that question openly and honestly, and focus on how your book will make them feel once they read it.
If your book solves a specific problem, focus on how your reader will feel when this problem is solved in their life.
If your book teaches how to accomplish a specific goal, focus on how achieving that goal will feel.
Do this in a friendly, casual way and you will earn your reader’s trust and their purchase.
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