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EPISODE · Feb 10, 2012 · 1H 1M

Your Book is a Business Calling Card with Antoinette Kuritz

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  Are you successful in your field and always felt you had a book in you? You are not alone! The publishing industry has been democratized. Writers of all levels are on a new playing field. You had better apply your business smarts to the book, it’s part of your business!   Topics covered on this show – just a taste: 1) How-to’s on getting your book published and purchased; 2) About the LaJolla Writers Conference – why lawyers and finance pro’s should attend; 3) What sets you apart? What do you have to say that no one else is saying? 4) How to NOT GET SWINDLED in the process of publishing and distribution; 5) How to sell gobs of books online and in various distribution chains.   Antoinette Kuritz is a Book Developer,  Literary Publicist, Publishing and Media Coach,  Host of Writers Roundtable Radio Show, KUSI-TV “Book Expert”, author, wife, mother, grandmother and soon to be Publisher.  Co-author of 1001 Ways To Celebrate America, and author of Get Your Words Out: The Art, Craft and Business of Getting Published (May, 2011), is up-to-her-keyboard in the book business. Website:  http://www.lajollawritersconference.com/   Sponsor: Chris McCarthy of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company,  Chris McCarthy provides individuals and business owners with expert guidance and exclusive access to Northwestern Mutual’s life and disability insurance policies. The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Milwaukee, WI.

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