Answers and Wisdom: The Difference Between Writing Success and Failure

RENO, Nev. - May 1, 2015 - PRLog -- On Beneath the Cover today: Understand why knowing it all, may mean nothing at all when writing to connect to an audience. When you want to persuade someone they need motivated and usually that means tapping into their heart rather than their head.

Why?

To stand out you need to be relatable. That’s about knowing how to write great book ideas that capture an audience, instead of just bombarding them with interesting facts.

The difference is huge. And it’s the difference between success and failure. Tap into a simple marketing plan to capture the audience.

This blog by Bryan Eisenberg appears on Beneath the Cover , where you'll find surprising, provocative and essential insights into publishing, writing and communications every day of the week.

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