Congratulations!

If you clicked through to this page, that means you are serious about creating a blog that will attract agents and publishers--or, at the least, enough readers to sell lots of self-published books. If you do the latter, you might still attract an agent or acquisition editor and land a book deal.

There's no better time to be a writer or aspiring author, and if you can write you can blog. That means you can blog your way to a book deal. You can blog a book, writing, publishing your work one post at a time in cyberspace and promoting it so you get discovered.

Some say the blog-to-book craze reached it's height back in 2009, but just as many bloggers are landing deals and having their books released per month currently as at that time. Agents and acquisition editors continue to troll the Internet looking for blogs to turn into books. Why? They want to find manuscripts -- potential books -- that are as close to a  "sure thing" as possible. A blog with an established readership and a blogger with a built-in fan base or platform is about as close as they can find to a test marketed book idea. The blog's unique readers and page views equate to almost-guaranteed printed book sales.

Join me on for a free call on Tuesday, October 25th at Noon Pacific Time (3 PM Eastern) to learn how you can blog your way to a book deal by blogging a book or simply creating a blog that  attracts readers, agents and publishers.

"How to Blog Your Way to a Book Deal" 

Hosted by

Nina Amir
Your Inspiration-to-Creation Coach

Blogging a book (or blogging) provides one of the fastest and easiest ways to write a book and get noticed by agents and publishers today. Writers who blog or blog a book: 

	publish as they write
	build author platform while they write
	get noticed by agents and acquisition editors

It's a known fact that successful blogs get attention. Blogs like Julie and Julia, Stuff White People Like and Rules for My Unborn Son and the more recent hits like 1001 Awesome Things, The Puppy Diaries, Hack (Tales from a Chicago Cab), and My Ex-Wife's Wedding Dress have all ended up in print because, indeed, they were popular. The word got out, and an agent or acquisition editor heard about them or came across them.

You can write a successful blog, too. And it doesn't have to include silly photos of you doing odd things with your ex-wife's wedding dress or posts about you cooking a famous chef's recipes. You can blog about a unique topic all your own and turn out quality content. In fact that's what this teleseminar is all about. It's about producing blog content that's worthy of a book.

Here's what you're going to learn on this ground-breaking call:

	Why all aspiring authors should blog
	what to blog about
	10 reasons to blog a book
	The pros and cons of blogging vs. blogging a book
	6 things you need to do before you blog a book
	3 things you need for your blog to get discovered
	The elements a blog needs if it is to become a book
	How to know if your book has a market or competition

If you've been wanting to get yourself and your writing noticed this teleseminar is for you! 

The publishing industry has gotten increasingly difficult to break into. However, it is possible to land a traditional publishing deal, and blogging your way into a publisher's good graces does work. I know because I did it! Get on the call and let me tell you how you can, too.

Reserve your spot for the call on Tuesday, October 25, Noon Pacific/3 pm Eastern

Who is Nina Amir and why should you listen to her?

Glad you asked!  

Nina Amir, Your Inspiration-to-Creation Coach, inspires writers to create the results they desire--publishable and published products and careers as writers and authors. She is a seasoned journalist, nonfiction editor, author, proposal consultant, blogger, and writing, book and author coach with more than 33 years of experience in the publishing field as well as the founder of Write Nonfiction in November, a blog and writing challenge. She also is the author of the forthcoming How to Blog a Book, Write, Publish and Promote Your Work One Post at a Time (Writer's Digest Books, April 2012).

Amir holds a BA in magazine journalism from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communication with a concentration in psychology. An award winning journalist, she has edited or written for more than 45 local, national and international magazines, newspapers, e-zines, and newsletters on a full-time or freelance basis producing hundreds of articles. Her essays have been published in five anthologies and can be found in numerous e-zines and Internet article directories.

She also has a proven track record as a book editor. One of Amir’s clients' books (Enlightened Leadership) was self-published and then purchased and re-released verbatim by Simon & Schuster (Fireside); the book has sold over 230,000 to date. Another (Radical Forgiveness) won the 1998 Writer’s Digest Self-Published Book Award (Inspirational category), received a contract from William Morrow but remained self-published and went on to sell over 115,000 copies; recently Radical Forgiveness was purchased by Sounds True. Another of her clients' books (Finding Heaven Here) was purchased by O-Books, a fast-growing British publisher. Her clients' proposals regularly get them contracts with agents as well. 

Amir teaches workshops, teleseminars and classes on how to get published. She also speaks to organizations, writing groups and at conferences on topics related to writing, getting published, building platform, and realizing the dream of becoming a published author. She works with individual aspiring authors not only on their manuscripts but how to get their books and other products written most efficiently and on staying inspired as they maneuver their way through the sometimes long and arduous path to becoming published. She also helps them turn their passion and their soul purpose into printed products.

Amir has written and self-published nine booklets and workbooks, including the popular workbook How to Evaluate Your Book for Success. (All of these short books are available on her websites: www.copywrightcommunications.com or www.purespiritcreations.com.) A prolific blogger, Amir writes four blogs in addition to Write Nonfiction in November. These include Write Nonfiction Now,  How to Blog a Book, As the Spirit Moves Me, and My Son Can Dance. You also can find her posts on www.Vibrantnation.com and on www.losgatospatch.com as well as in www.redroom.com.  

As an on-line columnist, Amir serves as the National Jewish Issues Examiner and the National Self-Improvement Examiner.

Reserve your spot for the call on Tuesday, October 25, Noon Pacific/3 pm Eastern