How To Leverage Your Booklet For The Most Riches

Do you know what leverage is?  Leverage is an advantage.  It is getting the most out of something.  Think of it as getting the most gain for the least amount of pain (pain being work!).

There are untold riches in a single booklet when you know how to leverage that booklet. And if you have more than one booklet, that’s even better!

Create Your Booklet Once And Sell It Forever

One way you gain leverage from your booklet is that you only have to write it once, yet you can sell it over and over again. This is a huge advantage over services businesses where you must perform a service and get paid for your time.  You can’t leverage your time because you only have 24 hours in a day and you can never give them all.  And you can’t sell the same hour over and over again.

But, there are many product businesses that also cannot be leveraged – such as selling crafts.  If you create a craft item and sell it, it’s gone forever and you must create a new one to sell the next time.  But, once your booklet is written, the work is done and you have a product that can be sold repeatedly.

One Booklet Equals Many Products

Another way you can create leverage from your booklet is to develop other products from it. For example, you might offer your booklet as a download, and then develop hard copies, a CD and an MP3 from the same booklet.  Now you have four different formats to offer your booklet in, and each one can be viewed as a separate product.

You see this all the time.  If you have ever visited any guru’s website, you’ll often see that they offer teleseminars and everyone who signs up gets either an MP3 or CD of the seminar at a later time.

Another thing you’ll often see one of these gurus do is offer a product in printed form, and then offer that same product in a CD format.  Why?  Because it adds value to their product.  They didn’t have to write any more content.  All they had to do was take the content that they already created and record it.

You can do this very same thing!  Once your manuscript is created, you can create different products from it without much, if any, additional work.

Leveraging Your Idea And Your Market With Spin-Offs

Finally, another way to leverage your booklet is to create spin-off products or a series from it. This is really leveraging your idea as well as your market, but you need that first booklet in order for this to happen.

When I created my first booklet, once it was selling and I had established my market, I created two spin-off titles from it that I knew would be of interest to that same market.  I now have a series of three booklets, and have since come up with ideas for several more booklets I can create within that series for that particular market.

Spin-off products include much more than just creating a series of booklets.  You might decide to create a workbook to go with your booklet, or you might create a DVD.  TV shows will create toys and other products as a spin-off, and often they’ll take a character or two from one show and create a spin-off show using those same characters.

With a spin-off product you will have some extra work to do, but it’s well worth the effort if you’ve already got an established market.

When you create a booklet, you should get as much leverage from it as you possibly can.  The more leverage you have, the more riches you’ll make!

Got an idea for leverage that I left out?  Please leave your comments below!

To your riches!

Kim

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17 Reasons You Should Write A Booklet In 2010

Have you been thinking about writing a booklet but been putting it off?  Whether it’s your first booklet or your next one, here are 13 reasons to stop procrastinating and get it done!

1) You can’t make money from something that isn’t created. Write it now, and make money in the new year!

2) A booklet gives you credibility which means you can charge higher fees for other products and services you offer.

3) The world needs to hear your message. Somewhere, someone needs the information that only YOU can provide, and they’re willing to PAY you for it!

4) A booklet will help you survive these tough, economic times.

5) You can have that booklet whipped out and selling within a month or less. Why put it off any longer?

6) To have the kind of lifestyle you’ve always dreamed of. Pay off those bills, take more vacations, work from home.

7) Writing that booklet may be the start of a whole new career for you. Want out of the rat race?  Here’s your ticket!

8) Being a booklet author leads to other opportunities. You’ll do things and go places you never thought you would.

9) You can easily spin other products from that one booklet and expand your offerings which adds to your riches.

10) A booklet can get your foot in the door with a publisher when you want to write a full length book.

11) You will be a celebrity to your audience. People respect authors and tend to think of them as celebrities or as someone important.  That will be you!

12) You can live and work from anywhere you please. Writing really is a dream job!

13. A booklet can create passive income for you online. Just create an e-booklet instead of printed copies!

14) Write it once and it will sell forever. There are few jobs in life you can do one time and get paid over and over again.

15) It gives you a greater purpose in life. This is your chance to make the world aware of something you care about.

16) You’ll discover new people, places and things. You’ll make friends with like-minded people and be part of an exclusive inner circle.

17) It’s a chance to leave a legacy.

Got one to add to the list?  Feel free to leave your comments below!

To your riches!

Kim

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Why There’s Always More To Write

Do you have an idea for a booklet but you’re worried that too much has been written about it already?  Or, maybe you’ve already written a series of booklets and you don’t think there is anything else for you to say about your subject – no more booklets to write.  No matter how much has been written about any subject, there is always more to write!

Why There Is More To Write About Your Subject Than You Think

Take a trip to the bookstore or the library and you’ll find anywhere from a handful of books on any given subject to a hundred or more.  The health and nutrition section alone contains at least hundreds of titles, and if you include everything ever writing under this heading – from books to articles – there are probably millions of pieces of information on the subject.

Why is there so much written about health and nutrition?  Because it pertains to everyone, but not all at the same time.  In other words, each book or smaller publication or article is niched to a specific group. One title may be written to women under 30 while another is for women over 40.

Another consideration is that health and nutrition is a very broad subject.  You can write about vitamin supplements, weight loss, detoxing the body, organic farming, infant nutrtion, and the list goes on and on.  With such a broad subject there is so much variety that you could never run out of booklets to create. Throw the different niches into the mix and there are more possibilities for booklets than any one person could write in a lifetime!

Chances are your subject is broader than you think it is.  Think in terms of niches, and think in terms of how many sub-categories there are within your subject. If you break it down, you’re likely to find that there is more material waiting to be created than you originally thought.

Ideas Are Everywhere

Sometimes writing another booklet, or even your first one, is just a matter of coming up with the right idea.  Ideas are everywhere.  Once in a while, they’ll pop right into your head without you even having to think about it.  You might be driving somewhere, or you might be in the shower.  Usually, it happens when you’re relaxed and not thinking about it.

But, what if you’re not getting any ideas?  Then, you just have to look at what’s around you.  If you’re interested in a particular subject, go to your local library or bookstore and see what else has been written about it. That’s a sure way to spark ideas, because you will have a reaction to what others have written.  That reaction can be the very basis for your booklet.

You can find ideas as you go through your day too.  You might be looking at a website and something will suddenly click for you.  Or you might be watching tv when it happens.  All you need to do is actively seek, and the idea will come. Keep your mind aware that you are looking for an idea, but don’t dwell on it too much.

Listen To Your Audience

Your audience will also give you ideas of what to create, and there is no better place to get them.  When you create what your audience wants, it’s like having the sales built in! Just listen to what people tell you – even if they haven’t purchased from you before.  If you’re getting requests again and again for some particular information – BINGO!  That’s your next title!

Probably every subject has more material that could be written about it than any one person could ever do in a lifetime – including your subject.  Widen your focus.  Look at the niches.  Look at the subcategories.  Look at the ideas all around you.  And listen to your audience. When you do, you’ll be able to create product after product, and your riches will grow!

To your riches!

Kim

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The Booklet Author’s List Of Things To Be Thankful For

As a booklet author you have much to be thankful for.  Here is a list to get you thinking….

1) Your ability to write. Most people don’t write well, and the majority actually hate to write.  You’ve got talent!  Be thankful!

2) Your discovery of this blog. Ok, not to sound conceited, but seriously, think of all the time you’ll save getting your work to market now that you know about booklets!  Getting it to market faster means making money faster!

3) The time you’ll save because you chose to create a booklet. Books take much longer to write.  Thank goodness you’re not going to do that now!

4) All the ways you can make money from your booklet. Hey, just one booklet can create several different streams of income online and off!  There’s single sales, quantity sales, e-sales, specialty sales, and the list goes on!

5) Helping others. That’s what you do when you create a booklet.

6) The money you’ll save on production. Books are expensive to produce.  Booklets cost far less and often you won’t have to pay a dime to produce them.  Your buyers may just foot the bill themselves!

7) Being known as an expert about a topic you love or enjoy. Most people are never credited for their expertise.  As a booklet author, you’ll have credibility within your industry or from those associated with your topic.

8) Being your own boss. No more 9 – 5 for you.  No more daily grind.  Your life is your own and you can live it as you please!

9) Making a living doing what you love. Most people go to jobs they hate every day.  You get to do work that you enjoy.  In fact, it doesn’t even seem like work at all.  Lucky you!

10) Living your life the way you want to. Your destiny is in your hands.  What will you do?

Is there something you would like to add to the list?  Leave a comment!

To your riches!

Kim

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How To Make Your Booklet Stand Out From The Crowd

No matter what subject you choose to write a booklet about, chances are there is already something written about it somewhere else.  It may be a book, article, website, blog or even another booklet.  Or, there may be information available in a recorded format such as a cd.  And, if your subject is a popular one, such as weight loss, information abounds in many forms.  So, how can your booklet stand out from the crowd?

Your Experience And Information Is Unique

Your booklet is not like anything else ever written. It is completely unique, based upon your own experiences and your opinions about those experiences.  What you feel is important about your subject will be quite different from what another author may feel is important.  Therefore, your booklet will include information that another author may choose to exclude.

Few Authors Write Booklets

Your booklet is unique not only because you created it, but also because it is a booklet.  Most authors create books or articles.  Few write booklets.

In order for readers to find an article, they must first search for it online, or read the headlines on the magazines at the newstand.  An article doesn’t stand alone. It’s part of a larger whole, and therefore not necessarily easy to find.

Books, on the other hand, do stand alone and may be easier to find, but they are rarely read cover to cover.  98% of Americans never get past the first chapter of a book. Life is just too busy.

Your booklet is the perfect solution.  It stands out because it’s easy to find, unlike an article, and it’s a quick and easy read, unlike a book.

Match Your Booklet To Your Niche

When you consider your unique experience and the fact that you are creating a booklet, those two facts alone will make your booklet stand out from all the other information in the marketplace that is available on your subject.  But, there is one more thing to consider and it has to do with your marketing.  That is – who is your intended audience?  Who is your particular niche?

You want your booklet to stand out for your particular niche.  If they know it’s for them, they’ll buy it. The title should grab their attention and the content should be just what they need.  If it isn’t, they’ll pass it by for something they feel is better suited to their needs or desires.

When you match your booklet to your audience it will automatically stand out as something they need to buy from you.

Making your booklet stand out is easy.  It is a booklet created by you, which makes it unique.  Now all you need to do is make sure that you match it to your particular audience, and you can’t help but have a best seller on your hands!

To your riches!

Kim

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Booklets Present A Rich Opportunity For Authors

Have you heard about writing a booklet but you aren’t sure just how to go about it or who would buy it?  Does the booklet industry seem foreign or even a little strange to you?  You’re not alone.  Most wanna be authors don’t realize that this opportunity exists, and once they do they don’t understand how they can make money with it.

Booklets Are Nothing New

Booklets and small publications are nothing new.  They have been around for centuries.  You have probably received quite a few in your lifetime without realizing it.

Just like books, there are booklets created for just about every subject you can imagine, and in nearly every genre – including fiction.  There are recipe booklets, weight loss booklets, booklets about childbirth and childcare, booklets about staying young and growing old, and everything in between.  There’s no end to the subjects on which you might create a booklet.

Why Write A Booklet Instead Of A Book?

Most writers believe they must write a full length book in order to achieve success as an author.  But, this simply isn’t true.  Booklet authors are just as successful, if not more so, than authors of books.

Writing a booklet takes far less time than writing a book. It might take you a year to write your book manuscript, and possibly even much longer.  But, you can have your booklet manuscript completed in as little as 24 hours if you’re really dedicated to it.

Also, booklets cost far less to produce than books do. When you’re self publishing, it can be difficult to come up with the money needed to produce a full length manuscript into a salable book.  It’s far less taxing on the wallet to produce a smaller publication.

Another huge plus of writing a booklet is that you can actually make more money from a booklet than you can with a book. How?  First, because you can take each chapter of your would-be book, and turn them into a booklet.  If you have ten chapters, and your book would sell for $20.00, and you sell each of your booklets for just $5.00, those ten chapters will now sell for $50.00 instead of only $20.00.

Second, you can make bulk sales of booklets easier than you can with books. With all the cost cutting that companies are doing today, it’s much easier to get them to buy a smaller publication than a full length book.  Their cost is minimal in comparison, and yet they still have the advantage of giving their employees or customers much needed or desired information.

Can You Really Make Any Money With Booklets?

Although most authors aren’t aware of the booklet opportunity, it is a lucrative one.  You can sell your booklet to individuals, or you can sell in bulk to large companies and organizations.  You can even sell to both.

The key to making sales is knowing what your particular market is hungry for. When you create a booklet, you should already know who your audience is before you ever write a word.  That audience may be who will buy your booklet, or your buyer may be someone who serves that audience.

Why will they buy your booklet?  In the case of the individual, they’ll buy it because they desire the information - simple as that.  Bulk buyers reasons for purchasing your booklet are much more complex, but it really comes down to what they feel they will gain by purchasing your booklet. They may be looking to reward their customers for making a purchase or signing up for an account, or they may want to use your booklet to train their employees.  They might be looking for something to hand out at trade shows that people won’t throw away, or they might want to send your booklet out at holiday time to thank their customers for their patronage all year long.

The booklet industry is a well kept secret.   But, now you know about this rich opportunity.  The only question remaining is – will you take advantage of it?

To your riches!

Kim

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How To Get Your Market To Snap Up Your Booklets Like Hotcakes

Do you value your writing?  Do you believe your booklet is or will be of value to someone?  Knowing your work has value is an important step in your getting from an idea to the actual sales of your booklet.  But, there is something that is even more important than what you think about your booklet, and that is what your market thinks of it.

Is Your Booklet Too Personal?

It doesn’t matter how good you think your booklet is, if your market doesn’t think it’s good or doesn’t believe it’s for them, your booklet won’t sell. If you’re writing about a passion you have, and you’re writing about it from a very personal perspective, you may not be able to reach your target audience.

Everyone has their own unique perspective of any given situation or circumstance.  But, we also share some similarities within a given situation or circumstance.

For example, consider two brides preparing for their wedding day.  Each will have unique circumstances regarding what they want and can afford for their wedding, who will attend, the date, time and place for the ceremony, etc.

If you were going to write a booklet about creating the perfect wedding, and you wrote the booklet about your own experience, it might be difficult for your audience to relate.

Make It About Them

Now let’s take our example above and rewrite it from a wider perspective.  Instead of writing about your own experience, you might write that booklet based on your experience, but with alot more wiggle room.

In other words, your bookelt isn’t so tightly written that it’s only about your own narrow perspective.  It leaves room for your audience to come up with ideas of their own and glean something from your writing that’s personal to them.

Your booklet shouldn’t be about your perfect wedding or even your idea of what that should be.  Your booklet should help the bride come up with her own idea of what the perfect wedding is for her. You should give her plenty of food for thought and ideas, perhaps a page or two for writing those thoughts and ideas, maybe some budgeting tips, and ideas for romantic places for having the wedding and/or honeymoon.

The Sad Truth

The wedding booklet example above is an extreme example, but it illustrates the point.  When you create a booklet it should be all about your audience – their needs and wants, not yours.  You may have some wonderful insight regarding your topic, but you must be careful to tailor it to your market rather than writing solely from your own perspective.

That isn’t to say your perspective won’t color your writing.  It will and it should.  You just don’t want it to be so strong that nobody can relate to it.  Nobody cares about your writing more than you do, and the sad truth is that people won’t buy your booklet because it’s good. People will buy your booklet because it’s about them in some way.

Consider the Lord Of The Rings trilogy.  The stories are a work of fiction, and the circumstances were not real, so why were the movies such a hit at the box office?  Yes, marketing did play a huge role in that, but there have been plenty of well marketed movies that didn’t fare so well.  So, what was it?

It was the audience’s ability to relate to the characters.  We may not be going through the exact same circumstances but we feel the same emotions. Watching the main character with his friend, and seeing the bond between them and how courageous they both were gives us hope for our own circumstances.  It’s something we can relate to.

In the same way your audience needs to be able to relate to your booklet.  They must believe it was created just for them. When they do they’ll snap your booklets up like hotcakes!

To your riches!

Kim

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How To Make Serious Money Writing Booklets

Have you been thinking about writing a booklet but you’re wondering whether you can make a full time income from it?  The truth is that you can succeed or fail at just about anything – booklet publishing included.  It’s just a matter of what you believe is possible and how dedicated you are to making it happen.

Get Rich Quick – It Beats The Alternative

You’ve probably heard that there’s no such thing as a getting rich quick, but when you think of the alternative (getting rich slow) which one would you rather do?

Quick is simply a matter of opinion.  One person might think getting rich quick means literally overnight.  Another person might think several weeks is quick.  And while you won’t get rich literally overnight with a booklet business, you should be making significant progress within several weeks of writing your manuscript.

Your booklet adventure begins when you decide to write a booklet.  From there it progresses to the creation of your manuscript, production, and then sales.  You can write your manuscript in 24 hours, or you can write it in 24 weeks.  It’s up to you.

Production usually doesn’t take very long – about three weeks at most.  And then come the sales.  So really, how fast you rake in the riches has more to do with how long you take to do your part than it does some magical formula.

Marketability – A Key Factor In Your Riches

Another thing to consider when it comes to making serious money with your booklet is your booklet’s marketability.  If your booklet is marketable, you’ve got a winner.  If it isn’t you need to rewrite it so that it is.  Marketability simply means that your booklet is of high interest to a specific group of people.  Without that, you’ve got zip.

What makes your booklet interesting to a specific group of people?  It depends on your topic and your market, but they should be well matched.  For example, you can’t sell a booklet to horse lovers if the booklet is about taking the best care of your dog.  Horse lovers will be interested in booklets about horses, not about dogs.

Never Underestimate The Power Of Your Passion And Enthusiasm

Enthusiasm and passion are two things that are highly under-rated when it comes to writing.  You can’t write a word or run a business without passion and enthusiasm. Your passion and enthusiasm for what you’re doing will shine through in your work and in your business dealings.  Without that, it’s just a dull, boring business and you might as well be working in some monotonous position in a tiny, gray cubical somewhere.

Enthusiasm and passion are what keep you going when the going gets tough. When your production crew doesn’t get their job done on time, or the decision maker at the company you’ve been courting suddenly quits and you have to deal with someone new and start over, enthusiasm and passion will pull you through.

Out of your enthusiasm and passion will come your dedication.  The more enthusiastic and passionate you are about your booklet and your business, the more dedicated you will be and the more likely you are to make a full time income (or better!) from your endeavors.

You are the boss of your booklet business, and you determine your income. Just be sure that you love what you’re doing and your booklet is marketable, and you’ll be well on your way to raking in the riches!

To your riches!

Kim

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Why There’s Profit In What You DON’T Write

Many companies have made their claim to fame with one product.  Starbucks is known for it’s coffee.  But, they can’t serve every possible concoction in one cup.  And, even if you only like one particular combination of coffee and add ins, one cup won’t satisfy you for life.  You will want more tomorrow. This is good for Starbucks, and if you apply the same principle to your booklets, it’s also good for you.

A booklet is a small publication.  You can’t possibly stuff every last detail about your subject inside.  But, this works to your advantage.  Just as Starbucks always leaves you wanting another cup next time, your booklet needs to leave your readers wanting more.

Pare It Down

When you create your first booklet, one of the most difficult tasks you’ll face is deciding which information to include about your subject.  At first, everything will seem important.  But, you must pare down your information to the essentials.

Chose one area of your subject to focus on and stick to it.  Your booklet doesn’t need to be the magnum opus on gardening.  Instead, choose one small area of gardening to focus on – such as how to build a greenhouse, or planting tips for growing tulips.

Make A List

Once you’ve pared down your subject to one small area, you need to decide which information is most important to include. It’s helpful at this stage to make a list of any information you deem important.  This way you’ll be able to see at a glance just which details are essential.

You might start with one list, and then divide it into two – one for information that is absolutely necessary, and one that isn’t.  Doing this ensures that the most pertinent information gets into your booklet.  Then, if you have the space, you can include some information from your non-essential list.

Fill Their Desire For More

After your first booklet is completed and selling in the marketplace, you can create another booklet about another area of your subject.  So, if your first booklet is about how to build a greenhouse, your next one might be about how to grow vegetables in a greenhouse.

Eventually, you might decide that want an entire line of gardening booklets, each one dealing with a different area of the subject of gardening.  You might have titles such as “Gardening With The Grandkids,”  “How To Grow Pumpkins,”  or “The Beginners Guide To Growing Vegetables.”

Just as Starbucks is known for its coffee, yet serves a variety of drinks, so you would be known for your gardening booklets and have a variety of titles.  The potential for growth is HUGE! And the best part is that you can grow it any way you want to, and as fast as you want to.

Always leave ‘em wanting more.  When you do, you’ll have more to create and more to sell.  There’s profit in what you don’t write, because it creates a desire for more.  Few companies ever get rich from just one product.  They have one product that is their claim to fame, and then they expand on it. They create new flavors, different colors, his and hers, different sizes, new additions and new formats.  It’s partly about choice, but it’s also about filling the desire for more.

A good movie will have a sequel if it does well in the box office.  Why?  Because filling the desire for more is profitable. And it will be for you too!

To your riches!

Kim

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How To Create A Booklet That Will Make You Rich

You may be inspired to write a booklet because of your love of writing, or because you’re extremely passionate about your booklet’s topic and you want to tell the world about it.  But, as good and even necessary as these reasons are, unless you only want to write as a hobby, these are secondary reasons for creating a booklet.

It’s All About The Money

Your main reason for creating a booklet should be to gain wealth.  That’s right.  If your booklet is going to elevate your lifestyle, then you need to focus on the money.

This doesn’t mean that you become a selfish, greedy monster who only cares about number one.  Unfortunately, many writers and small business owners believe that if they focus too much on profit this is what will happen.  But, profit is what keeps you in business, and it deserves your undivided attention on a daily basis.  It won’t be your only focus, but it should be your main focus.

Get Your Ego Out Of The Way

You must plan to profit from your booklet right from the start.  If you don’t plan to profit, then you won’t.  This means you need to get your ego out of the way and think about your readers.  Does that sound like a selfish, greedy monster to you?  Of course not!  It would appear selfish to your audience, however, if you wrote your booklet to please yourself and didn’t give your readers the information they need.

In order to profit from your booklet, it must be useful to your intended audience.  And if you want to profit wildly, beyond your expectations, your booklet must be vital to your audience.  This takes some thought and planning.  It means you don’t run off half cocked and slap a booklet together without giving any thought to what your readers actually want.

Ask yourself what your readers need from you.  Put yourself in their place.  If you were them, why would you buy this booklet?

Give ‘Em Something To Talk About

Giving your readers vital information they need is the main reason your booklet will sell.  But, if your booklet doesn’t appear to be a professionally created publication, it will hurt your sales.  If it looks like it was created using a home printer and put together with the help of a six year old, nobody is going to come back for more.  Worse, they might tell others to avoid you.

When you create a booklet, you’re creating a business.  That business will gain a reputation in the marketplace based, in part, on your booklet – which is your product.  If your product is lacking in any way, it’s a bad reflection on your company overall.

You must be sure that your booklet is a top quality product before you release it into your marketplace.  You want your booklet to be so relevant to their needs and so well put together that they can’t help but talk about it.

To your riches!

Kim

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