Born To Create

When you talk to writers, there are certain themes that come up repeatedly in conversations. One of those themes is that authors know they need to market their books, but get confused about how, when, and where to start. I’m thrilled today to have a guest who is not only the #1 expert on self-publishing… she’s also a bona fide expert on book marketing, as well. You can scour the internet, and I promise you will not find anyone who has more experience, credibility, or success when it comes to publishing and marketing their own books and creating a multi-layered, successful business from their ideas. Her name is Honorée Corder, and she is the author of dozens of books, including: You Must Write a Book, The Prosperous Writers book series, Vision to Reality, Business Dating, The Successful Single Mom book series, and many more. Next week, she’s releasing her brand-new book, You Must Market Your Book: Increase Your Impact, Sell More Books, and Make More Money. This is a fantastic book that is concise, to-the-point

Most authors focus on strategies such as email marketing and social media when connecting with readers and promoting their books. On today's episode, you'll hear from an expert who gives you the keys to unlock the power of traditional media—perhaps something you hadn’t considered before. Mary O’Donohue is a Media Coach for Authors, #1 bestselling parenting author, and former post producer for “The Oprah Winfrey Show.” She has worked in high-profile television for decades including years on “The Today Show,” “NBC Nightly News,” and “Meet the Press.” As founder of Authors In Media™, Mary teaches women nonfiction authors how to get publicity and do media interviews that sell books, expand their impact, and change the world. Her unique coaching framework, The Media I.M.P.A.C.T. Method™, is a proven path to publicity with purpose, and has consistently led to author success in national media, with her clients reaching audiences of more than a billion people—so far. In this conversation, you'll learn how traditional