How to Get Published without Trying

What do the world’s best authors know that you don’t?

Get PublishedJ.K. Rowling doesn’t have to write a book proposal. Stephen King doesn’t bother with query letters.

The world’s best writers aren’t worried about marketing. They’re just concerned with writing.

What’s the difference between them and you? They’ve built a platform, and now the gatekeepers are coming to them.

Wouldn’t that be great, if that could happen to you?

Maybe it can.

3 tools that will change your writing career

The difference between writers who’ve made and those still struggling is not talent. It’s platform. Influence. They have the authority others are still trying to earn.

If you’ve been trying to get noticed by a publisher and keep beating your head against the wall, there’s hope. The trick is to not over-promote and try to sell like a used car salesman. No, it’s the opposite: Stop pitching, start building.

Most writers hate selling themselves. They just want to do what they were meant to do: write. There are three words tools every writer needs to get published:

  • A platform
  • A personal brand
  • Channels of connection

With these three things, you will change your writing career. You will never have to pitch your writing again and will cause the gatekeepers to come to you.

How do you do it?

Follow the steps in this digital download I created called Every Writer’s Dream: How to Never Pitch Your Writing Again, and you’ll break out of the crazy pitching cycle most writers put themselves through.

In addition to the 93-page eBook, you will also get a 49-page guide to publishing called Before Your First Book: 5 Tips to Getting Published Now. With both of these, you will learn how to:

  • Build a platform that will cause publishers to come find you
  • Create a memorable personal brand
  • Connect with people online and offline who will help you succeed
  • Start your publishing career with feature writing
  • Stop waiting and start creating

You will hear personal stories of how I was able to get a book contract without having to write a single proposal and how magazines ask me for content without me having to submit one query letter. And I’ll share real examples of emails I’ve sent to magazines, publishers, and websites that have led to getting my work published.

People are already reading and being changed by it.

As an academic who doesn’t have a marketing bone in my body, Jeff Goins helped me understand branding for my blog in a new way. In his most recent eBook, Every Writer’s Dream, he helped me see that I don’t have to make something up, but rather be intentional about how I present myself and my writing on my blog. Wow, what a relief. Thanks, Jeff!

Elizabeth Chapin

These succinct, compelling eBooks teach writers how to build their dream, to never have to raise their hand to be called on, and to get a publishing deal without having to knock on doors. Writers now have the option of building an audience, a brand, and affecting thousands — maybe millions — of people with their words. Jeff is showing you the door. The question is, will you open it and put your foot forward?

Paul Jun

Try before you buy

Not sure if these books are for you? No problem. You can download a free trial of Every Writer’s Dream.

In this excerpt, you’ll get the first quarter of the book at absolutely no cost to you. You don’t have to give me your email or anything. Just click the following link to download the PDF and enjoy: Download Every Writer’s Dream Excerpt NOW

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Every Writer's DreamReady to buy? You can get both eBooks — Every Writer’s Dream and Before Your First Book — for only $4.99.

Buy the digital download (a zip file with two PDF eBooks) by clicking the button below.

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