How to Write and Publish Your Book in 90 Days or Less

<p>I tried to publish my first book in 2000, no one would represent it because they thought I didn’t have the credentials to write it. It was a book on alternative health treatments, a topic I have researched for 3 decades.<br />Recently, I wrote my 8th book in a weekend, published it in 15 minutes and it was a best seller – my 8th best seller as each of my books has reached best seller status. I’m going to tell you how I did that and how you can do it too. A lot has changed in the publishing world and I am going to show you how you can make the best of it to get your book written and published in 90 days or less.</p><p>Traditional publishing model was to find an agent to represent you, agent submits manuscript to publisher, publisher reviews it and decides whether to make it part of their catalog. Acceptance to publication takes about 2 years. </p><p>New publishing model – you write your book, self publish, market it to best seller status. Time to publication is the time it takes you to write and format your book and you can find people to do that for you.</p><p>How can you write and publish your book in 90 days or less? Let’s look at some key decision criteria you need to consider when making the decision to write a book. </p><ol><li><p>What is your book about? Don’t write for your readers, write your story. Your story is what your audience connects with and how they will see you as a trusted resource. Your audience looks for 3 things:</p></li><li><p>Authenticity – do you have experience in your topic and is that shared in your story? </p></li><li><p>Relevance – can they see a shared experience with you through your story?</p></li><li><p>Resonance – you are at their level and they resonate with your story</p></li><li><p>Which publishing model do you use?<br />Self publishing is very easy, learning curve is short and you publish your own book<br />Print on demand changed the self publishing model, you no longer have to buy hundreds of books and try to sell them</p></li></ol><p>Traditional publishing requires th