Everett O’Keefe is an International #1 Bestselling Author, having authored six Amazon #1 bestselling books. He is the founder of Ignite Press, a hybrid publishing company that specializes in helping entrepreneurs, as well as business and medical professionals, ignite their businesses by becoming bestselling authors.
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#143 – Elsa Kurt on How Can Authors Use TikTok? – Part 1
Elsa Kurt is a successful author of women’s fiction, non-fiction, and children’s books. She has proven that TikTok can be a terrific marketing platform for authors who want to sell more books. You can follow her on TikTok at “TheOtherElsa.”
#142 – Dave Bricker on Don’t Make These Book Cover Designing Mistakes!
As a speaker, trainer, and coach, Dave Bricker helps remarkable people tell remarkable stories—through writing, speaking, graphic design, video, technology, and music. If you want to say it, share it, or sell it, bring him your story; he’ll help you tell it.
#141 – Dave Bricker on Don’t Make These Interior Book Designing Mistakes!
As a speaker, trainer, and coach, Dave Bricker helps remarkable people tell remarkable stories—through writing, speaking, graphic design, video, technology, and music. If you want to say it, share it, or sell it, bring him your story; he’ll help you tell it.
#140 – Ken Wachsberger on How Can Authors Negotiate Contracts?
Ken Wachsberger, The Book Coach is Vice President of Marketing, National Speakers Association-Michigan and a Contract Advisor, National Writers Union. He is available for professional contract advising and speaking in front of groups about book contracts as well as book writing and publishing. Ken is the #1 International Bestselling Author and Editor of “You’ve Got the Time: How to Write and Publish That Book in You.”
#139 – Steve Eriksen on How Authors Can Get on Summit Stages
Steve Eriksen is an integration specialist and automations nerd. When Steve hosted a summit for his own coaching business, he couldn’t find a good system to help him run his event. So he used his technical background in the events space, along with his real-world experience as an event host, and created EventRaptor, a system that makes virtual event management easy.
#138 – Wendy Strain on How to Get Feedback on Your Writing
Wendy Strain has been a newspaper journalist, editor, university instructor, tutor, grant writer, and ghostwriter. She now brings that expertise together to help clients tell their stories across multiple formats and platforms – from books to blogs, course content to content marketing. Her special talent is taking big ideas and translating them into everyday language and understandable metaphors.
#137 – Karen Dimmick on How To Design A Fantasy Book Cover
Karen Dimmick of Arcane Covers is a Fantasy and Paranormal book cover designer. She specializes in making genre-specific covers that sell books. She works with both indie authors and one traditional publishing house. There are usually some of her covers in the bestsellers lists and she has also done various re-covers for books already in the top 50 of their category, that have doubled their sales.
#136 – Janice Harper, Ph.D. on How to Write an Irresistible Back Cover for Your Book
Dr. Janice Harper’s writing has been featured in The Huffington Post and Psychology Today. She is the author of several nonfiction books and articles and the ghostwriter of over a dozen memoirs and nonfiction books. Dr. Harper’s expertise has helped beginning and experienced authors turn their stories, ideas, and visions into compelling and prize-winning books.
#135 – Diane Windingland on How to Write a Business Story to Get Your Message (or Book) Remembered
Diane Windingland, owner of Virtual Speech Coach, was originally trained as an engineer, but since 2011, has been speaking, coaching, and writing on communication skills, and has published 10 books. Diane often speaks on the importance of using storytelling to sell products, services, and ideas.