Peter Winick says your published book is an evergreen asset that doesn't expire. If you haven't gotten the impact you wanted, it's not too late to reposition it, market it differently, or find new audiences. He's offering to talk through how.
Hey there, it's Peter Winick, the founder and CEO of Thought Leadership Leverage. So I've been having lots of conversations with lots of folks over the last couple of months, given the state of the world that we live in today. And one of the recurring themes that keeps coming up is folks that released a book recently, 3 months, a year, 2, a little bit more, and didn't quite get all the impact out of that release that they would have liked, didn't quite get the juice out of the lemon, if you will? Well, one thing that we know is it's never too late. Now is a wonderful time. Now is an opportune time to actually rethink about the objectives and the goals that could have been achieved, or maybe that weren't achieved when your book was released. It's a good time to think about how you can still achieve those goals, given that a book, unlike a seasonal item, doesn't go bad if it was released in the spring and the fall. It's still relevant. It's still valuable. The issue is how do you get it in front of the right people in the right way to have the right outcome that you're looking for? Anyway, if you're looking to have a conversation around what to do with the book that you've already written, again, 3 months ago, a year ago, 2 or more, get in touch with me. Click the link below and I will be happy to have a conversation with you and share what we're hearing, maybe come up with some ideas and see what we can do to be helpful. Thank you so much. Thank you.
