Comments on: Write Your Book: 5 Most Important Questions http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/blog/writing/write-your-book-5-most-important-questions/ Top News, Podcasts, Case Studies And Tips For e-Book and Infoproduct Publishers Fri, 27 Jan 2012 21:42:23 +0000 hourly 1 By: chimezie John Ihekwereme http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/blog/writing/write-your-book-5-most-important-questions/#comment-15752 chimezie John Ihekwereme Sun, 04 Dec 2011 21:39:33 +0000 http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/blog/?p=964#comment-15752 after my initialising the moves,I slumbered into inactivity.However,I feel highly motivated again as I was atracted to watch "from inaction to Greatness".Thank you so much for your persistency and please keep me constantly posted. after my initialising the moves,I slumbered into inactivity.However,I feel highly motivated again as I was atracted to watch "from inaction to Greatness".Thank you so much for your persistency and please keep me constantly posted.

]]> By: Ten Resources to Start Writing Your Book | FreeagentWriter http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/blog/writing/write-your-book-5-most-important-questions/#comment-14451 Ten Resources to Start Writing Your Book | FreeagentWriter Fri, 14 Aug 2009 20:07:33 +0000 http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/blog/?p=964#comment-14451 [...] Write Your Book: 5 Most Important Questions [...] [...] Write Your Book: 5 Most Important Questions [...]

]]> By: jeff http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/blog/writing/write-your-book-5-most-important-questions/#comment-14450 jeff Fri, 14 Aug 2009 02:06:01 +0000 http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/blog/?p=964#comment-14450 Yes - every time I go through this exercise for an existing or new product I get new inspiration and new ideas on how to improve or better structure the product and marketing - it really does work. Keep up the great work Sue. Jeff Yes – every time I go through this exercise for an existing or new product I get new inspiration and new ideas on how to improve or better structure the product and marketing – it really does work. Keep up the great work Sue.

Jeff

]]> By: Sue Dyson http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/blog/writing/write-your-book-5-most-important-questions/#comment-14449 Sue Dyson Thu, 13 Aug 2009 23:59:57 +0000 http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/blog/?p=964#comment-14449 I found this post very inspiring. Thank you, Jeff. It gives me even more encouragement to carry on doing what I'm already working on. I AM doing this. These 5 questions lay it out so simply. Profiling my ideal customer was particularly interesting. As I wrote detail after detail of who she is, it reminded me of how much I want to share my writing. I found this post very inspiring. Thank you, Jeff. It gives me even more encouragement to carry on doing what I'm already working on. I AM doing this. These 5 questions lay it out so simply. Profiling my ideal customer was particularly interesting. As I wrote detail after detail of who she is, it reminded me of how much I want to share my writing.

]]> By: Emmanuelle Lewartoswski http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/blog/writing/write-your-book-5-most-important-questions/#comment-14448 Emmanuelle Lewartoswski Thu, 13 Aug 2009 20:46:32 +0000 http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/blog/?p=964#comment-14448 Yes, you can write a book if you set the time and actually "do" it everyday; But to write anything, you have to love it, not just like, not want to make a hit and make money ; for other people to be interested in your book, you need to like your theme, like your subject like your characters and like your story. If you don't, noone will want to read it. If you don't need to write, love to write, have your palms hitching or an important, necessary experience to relate to others, then you should do something else. writing is difficult as it is; good writing even more so. If what you write is what others want need or love, what's the point of you writing it? Moreover, why would we, readers, read you if there's no passion in your work? I'm sorry, I disagree with this article; You shouldn't write about what works in the media, what others are supposedly interested in, what anyone else might say just as well. You should write about something that makes you passionate, not some chart ou top ten sells. (sorry about the english, I'm not english raised) Yes, you can write a book if you set the time and actually "do" it everyday; But to write anything, you have to love it, not just like, not want to make a hit and make money ; for other people to be interested in your book, you need to like your theme, like your subject like your characters and like your story. If you don't, noone will want to read it. If you don't need to write, love to write, have your palms hitching or an important, necessary experience to relate to others, then you should do something else. writing is difficult as it is; good writing even more so. If what you write is what others want need or love, what's the point of you writing it? Moreover, why would we, readers, read you if there's no passion in your work? I'm sorry, I disagree with this article; You shouldn't write about what works in the media, what others are supposedly interested in, what anyone else might say just as well. You should write about something that makes you passionate, not some chart ou top ten sells.
(sorry about the english, I'm not english raised)

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