185 Articles Found In Non-Fiction

The famous and the infamous-their handwritings analyzed.

Creating a successful information product is not just a matter of having the skills to put it together. It's a matter of planning and focus. By following a 3-step process, you will create great, high-quality information products that sell well on the Internet.

Have you developed your book's marketing plan yet? You know now really is better than later. There are 2 facts to realize in developing your promotion plan. Realize it begins the day you conceive your book idea and never ends.

New nonfiction authors frequently assume that all they have to do is put the words on the page and they're done. Wrong. After the writing is done, you'll still need an editor, and a cover design. And then you'll need a creative, expansive marketing campaign.

Is intelligence fixed or can it be expanded? If it can be expanded, how? And is it worth it?

New nonfiction authors frequently assume that all they have to do is put the words on the page and they're done. Wrong. A book is a business, and it must be treated as such. Also, a realistic timeline is essential.

New nonfiction authors frequently assume that all they have to do is put the words on the page and they're done. Wrong. This article discusses the serious errors novice nonfiction authors often make, and how to avoid them.

Nearly everyone who wants to be a writer looks at the fiction market as being the way to go - but another, vast market exists. What is it? Let's find out.

Why do people buy non-fiction books? Most readers buy books to solve problems or to fulfill a need...

Everyone wants to write a book - but the thing that will make all the difference, in terms of selling the book to a publisher and/or to readers is quality editing. Find out what an editor can do to help you improve your writing.