Write Your Book Title to Top Seller Status
Are you finished writing your book? Congratulations! But wait, does your book title still need work? Most working titles should never make it through the final edit. Titles are one of the most important aspects of your book’s selling power. Getting this wrong could mean your book never receives the attention your message deserves.
Researchers say a disappointing title versus a grab-you-by-the-collar title can cause your book to plummet or soar in sales. Therefore, you owe it to yourself and book’s success to write your best title.
After all, the better your title the more people will reach out and grab your book to read. Craft your title to rise to a top seller status. To make sure your book captures all the attention it deserves, start with two top tips to sizzle your title to sell:
1. Write a Book Title to Quantify Change and Add Time Limits
Another characteristic to include in writing your best book title is to promise change. In your title spell out the change that readers can expect if they follow your book’s concepts. Let them know what to expect. Use secrets, steps, tips, ways and time limits to promise change.
You can add focus and credibility to your title by adding a time frame or quantifying change. C.J. Hayden’s book “Get Clients Now: A 28-Day Marketing Program for Professionals and Consultants” The first part of the title tells what the book is about. Adding now brings immediacy. The 28-Day parts emphasize that the reader will get day-by-day instruction and probably enjoy results in less than a month.
A good friend of mine includes in her “Write Your Best Book Now: An Easy 7 step Writing Program for