Why good books fail

Mel, A spray bottle in your kitchen has two settings. Mist. Jet. Twist the nozzle one direction and water scatters everywhere. Twist it the other way and all that pressure focuses into a single stream. Marketing works exactly the same way. Most authors launch their books on “mist mode.” A few social posts. Random emails. Hope. Then they wonder why nobody notices. Rob Kosberg has spent years building the opposite system. He’s a Wall Street Journal bestselling author and founder of Best Seller Publishing, and he’s helped more than 2,000 authors hit bestseller lists and turn books into six- and seven-figure businesses. In this free 2-Day Live Workshop, he’ll walk through: How bestselling launches are structured before the book ever goes live The system for driving reviews, rankings, and momentum quickly How to keep selling books long after launch week ends How authors turn books into media appearances, speaking gigs, and clients This is not random inspiration. It’s architecture. Air traffic controllers, orchestra conductors, and launch engineers all work from coordinated systems. The people who win consistently are rarely improvising. Rob’s clients understand this. “Rob is one of the kings of helping people get a book out of their head, onto pages, and into the marketplace. I don’t think anyone has published more successful books.” — Russell Brunson “Rob’s system works. His team took me from idea to bestselling author with efficiency, saving me time, energy, and money.” — Delano Lewis Save your set here: www.publishmybestseller.com A great book alone is rarely enough. Visibility has to be engineered. Seize the day, Perry     ***NOTE: This email address isn't monitored! If you need help, please email: support@perrymarshall.com Not interested in this topic? Click here to be removed from this email series. If you’d rather not receive *any* more emails from us, Unsubscribe Perry S. Marshall & Assoc 805 Lake Street #295 Oak Park, Illinois 60301 United States