Sentences with phrase «section of the book proposal»

I would most definitely include your writing history in the bio section of your book proposal.

These are the core elements that make up the Marketing & Publicity section of a book proposal, and they're the very things that light up editors with excitement and lead to big book deals.

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This section of a fiction book proposal provides detailed information about you (relevant to your book), that communicates your credibility as an author.

A strong proposal weaves those separate pieces together in creative and compelling ways, and the Marketing / Publicity section of your proposal is where you bring together the best of those with some creative ideas of your own for making your book a success.

Most book agents call this section of a nonfiction book proposal the «Competition» section, but I prefer to call is the «Competitive Advantages» section.

This section of a nonfiction book proposal includes information about your book and your target market.

For the book proposal course, I will review and advise on the marketing sections of their proposals for an additional discounted fee.

The biographical section of the proposal should include your: Publishing History — Mention the title of any books you've published, the year it was published, the name of the publisher, and any awards the -LSB-...]

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The bottom line for this section of the proposal is to show that there is a market for your book.

It's a clichéd story for those of us who have been in publishing for more than five or ten years, but we really did used to write proposals that included a marketing section that said something along the lines of «author is willing to go on book tours and will make themselves available for TV and radio interviews.»

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