Author • Publisher • Serial Entrepreneur
Your Best-Seller Book: 5 Steps to Quicker Publishing Success
Elizabeth Ann Lawless is a 2x Amazon Best-Selling author, publisher, serial entrepreneur, speaker and radio host. In 1988, after 47 rejections from traditional publishers, she put her dream of book publishing away and jumped feet first into entrepreneurship. A question from a client in 1992 resurrected her publishing dream and today she is the author of seven books which she self-published. In 2013, a request from a friend caused her to shift her business focus from creative design, project/event management and media relations to non-fiction and children’s book publishing. Today Liz serves as a Book Catalyst and the Lead Creative for Adriel Publishing where her team has created 81 consecutive #1 Amazon Best-Sellers for purpose-driven entrepreneurs who want to publish for leverage or legacy. Adriel Publishing takes a project from writing to publishing to distribution and assists with marketing and media interviews for clients. Clients have expertise in Medical ER Humor, Surgical and Non-Surgical Weight Loss, Parenting an ADHD Child, Breast Cancer Survival, Living with Epilepsy, Crime, Incarceration and Keeping Kids on the Right Path, College Football, Financial/Lifestyle, Empowerment (Teens, College, Women, & Business Owners), Emotional & Social Development young children, Teen Sci-Fi Fantasy, Historical Women, Poetry, Creativity, Perfect Engagement for Service Organizations/Rotary and Spiritual Weight Loss.
Liz is also the executive director of an education nonprofit ICREA, Inc. and historian for Cowboys of Color Rodeos. She hosts a monthly segment: Western Legends: Yesterday & Today for Sisters in Harmony on BlogTalkRadio where she interviews Multicultural Living Legends keeping the Western Lifestyle alive through Rodeo, Music, Ranching, Cooking, Horse Training, Literature, Eco-Tourism and more. This show is connect to her book “Western Legends: Yesterday & Today…African Americans 1798 to 2009 and she manages and speaks along with a team of Living History Presenters on Black Cowboys/Cowgirls, Buffalo Soldiers, Pioneer Women, Charros/Escaramuzas and their contributions to Texas and American history. They provide language arts and social studies curriculum and materials to PreK-12 grade public and private school teachers and students.
If you or your listeners are interested in publishing I believe two of my main topics might be of interest.
3 Common Myths All Writers/Authors Face That Keep Them Struggling and Poor – Listeners will develop new belief systems to help them pursue their dream of publishing and becoming a best-selling author. Value add for the audience: Once they understand these myths they can take conscious action to avoid these mistakes and increase their chances of a more joyful and profitable journey.
Your Best-Seller Book: 5 Steps to Quicker Publishing Success – Specific writing, publishing and marketing strategies will be shared to accelerate your audience’s dream of becoming a best-selling author. Value add for the audience: Two key questions to ask before you start writing, five proven writing strategies, pros and cons of three main publishing options along with successful online and offline marketing tactics.
BONUSES: Free pdf resource “75 Tasks Checklist for Creating a Successful Author Career or Publishing Business” along with giveaway copies of book and related merchandise.
Interview Questions about Your Best-Seller Book
What are the 5 Steps to Quicker Publishing Success?
Why don’t more people publish?
What are the 2 key questions to ask before you start writing?
Do you have to be a great writer to publish a book?
What are the 5 ways that most people write?
Why the writer’s personality is important in choosing a publishing option (traditional, self-publishing, partner publishing?
When should a writer consider book marketing?
What are some simple online or offline marketing strategies that work?
Is there one thing you wish potential authors knew? If so, what is it?
Actually open to interview any day or time 7 am to 11 pm as long as i have 48 hours notice to reschedule any client meeting and except for Friday 1-5 when I have a standing client meeting.
