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just your book oh do you have what it takes to get published by the biggest five publishers on the planet Simon & Schuster HarperCollins Publishers Hachette Book Group penguin Random House or Macmillan and their various imprints you're about to find out hi I'm Joshua Eliza I'm the world's only award-winning celebrity recommended number one international best-selling certified professional ghost writer while most of my office wants to go an independent publishing route I have several who successfully navigated the traditional publishing path in fact I've compared the pros and cons of both of my authors sets of experiences for the nonfiction authors Association and I can tell you that if you want to get published by one of the biggest publishers that means you're looking for clowns being published by a traditional publisher gives you that if you want mainstream access if you want to be on the Today Show if you want to be on television if you want to be interviewed by the press and get speaking engagements at the fortune 500 you need a traditional book deal so how do you get published exactly by the big publishers in the world if you go to their websites you'll find the same thing every time no unsolicited submissions no unsolicited submissions no unsolicited submissions that basically means you can't just reach out to them and say hey I've got this great book idea check out my manuscript what do you think they will only talk to you if you have a literary agent a literary agent is someone who is going to negotiate with publishers on your behalf basically they'll give your book idea an audience to find a literary agent who's interested in talking to an author such as yourself I recommend going to agent query agent query is a free source that lists agents for various book categories maybe you have an incredible story you're working on a memoir go over to agent query type in memoir or autobiography or even biography and see what literary agents actually want to talk to you right now now what does it mean to talk to literary agents like how do you actually get one do you to have the manuscript done in order to get that book deal get your book into book stores and have your face plastered all over the media you need a book proposal this is the rule within the publishing industry for non fiction authors so yes you need an agent yes you want to get a book deal which the agent can help you secure where you're paid in advance they can range anywhere from a few thousand dollars to fifty thousand a hundred thousand dollars even seven figures for first-time authors it's happened before it'll happen again particular book proposal as a business plan for your book these things can run 75 pages they are a combination of an overview of the book basically a sales letter if I open your book proposal the first thing that I need to know as a literary agent or as an acquisitions editor at a publishing house is what is this thing about how is your book idea going to fill a gap in the marketplace that hasn't been filled before what is your advantage of your book idea over everything else that's out there how is it more marketable what is the viral word-of-mouth marketing potential how is your book going to be more useful cover more ground or even go deeper than other books have what impact is your book going to have on the marketplace the opening section of your book proposal the overview talks exactly that after you give the overview inside of your book proposal you have to talk about the market that your book is for within the book publishing industry there are called by sex by sex are the classification system the libraries have the Dewey Decimal System publishers have by sex so what is your book category how are you going to write your book structure your book even market your book so that it's going to reach that specific categories audience because the fact is every existing category out there already has thousands of books and they have loyal readers for example if you're working on a sales and selling book there is in fact a by sack a book category for sales and selling books how is your book going to appeal to those people even to the point of the keywords you're going to target inside of your book to let search engines from Google to Amazon how are you going to game those algorithms so to speak in order to have your book show up at the top of search results for books in that category that's what you talk about in the market other sections of your book proposal include competition which is how you compare and contrast your book with bestsellers with perennial titles already in your category showing how yours has advantages over them also you're gonna talk about yourself your bio this is more than a LinkedIn profile this is how you are a smart credible new exciting voice for your category once you demonstrate your credibility in the bio section you need to talk about your plan to sell as many copies of your book as possible imagine you were not going to have a publishing house backing you what would you do to sell the book where would you give interview set where would you speak would you run advertisements what are some of the smart marketing tactics that you would use it's ok if you don't know this right now because a lot of first-time offers who want a publishing contract will reach out to an industry professional such as myself for guidance if you have questions about putting together your book proposal deciding how you would market your book and pitching that to an agent and then to a publisher just click the link in the comments below and we'll book a free profitable book roadmap with me and in that session we'll actually talk about what you need to put inside of your book proposal how to reshape your book idea so that it's hot enticing and frankly sexy for the traditional publishing industry to get that attention going back to the book proposal after you talk about how you're gonna promote this book you know what you need a table of contents for the entire book now this is more than just a chapter 1 chapter 2 chapter 3 you need to give an overview of what each chapter is going to deliver it's not what each chapter is about kind of like a Wikipedia entry for the chapter it says here's what people get here's what I cover and the impact it's going to have on readers after your table of contents where you more sub explore each of the chapters in the book you need to have the first three chapters of the book the sample chapters are critical to include with your proposal now the only thing that's different about fiction about memoirs is if you have the manuscript you need the manuscript if you're going to send the book proposal for your fiction story for your novel you need to have the entire manuscript ready to go so that's the difference between fiction and nonfiction if you want a non-fiction book deal you need to have your book proposal which includes the first three finished chapters in a plan for the rest of the book if you're a fiction author you're a novelist who wants to a novel publish you need to have the entire manuscript written edited and proof read to perfection that's how you get a book deal those are the essentials once you've got my book proposal you need to query the agents remember you found them over on agent query query it's simply a letter that says hey I've got this great book idea here's what it's about here's why I'm the best person to write about this would you like to see my book proposal real simple real easy real brief there's a joke within the publishing industry that the best time to send a query is 2:30 a.m. on a Sunday morning agents are busy people they are salespeople if they're not selling manuscripts to publishers that I'm making any money so the thing is you need to approach the publishing industry with commercial viability in the forefront on your mind how can you sell your book idea to an agent well make it easy for them to sell it to a publisher that's where publishing inside industry knowledge is gonna be critical for you to navigate the traditional publishing industry and get a book deal I've helped offer secure book deals I've helped them navigate the path to traditional publishing success even to the point of selling rights to their book after its self-published to traditional publishers yes you can actually take a self-published book as long as it's commercially successful and sell it to a traditional publisher and then get that mainstream credibility that you're looking for if you'd like to talk about how to navigate the publishing industry to secure a book deal and get your book on store shelves by your real publisher reach out to me at the link below book your profitable book roadmap session and you will come away with a plan for crafting a credible exciting book idea as well as a book proposal and then even identifying who the literary agents are who are the right fit for you I'll 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