PUBLISHING TO NICHE MARKETS

Publishing to Niche Markets shows how to

* find eager buyers before you write a word

* gather information and write your book

* find a need those buyers will pay to meet

* produce your book....or have it produced

* customize your book to meet that need

* promote and sell your book

* test potential profits before investing

* expand your book's contents into more books and more profits

A publishing revolution is afoot. Until now, New York, Boston, and Chicago have been the print Mecca�s. In five years, most of the books will come from places like Keokuk, Orcutt, and Old Mill.

The difference is the computer and sale by mail (regular and e-). There are 100,000 publishers now. That will reach 200,000 by 2010. Almost all of them will be niche publishers, working out of their homes, selling specific need-meeting information to recipients known before the word is passed.

PUBLISHING TO NICHE MARKETS contains the password and codes for joining the revolution. It defines TCE and the three "Ps" of publishing through a straightforward 14-step process and an example. It shows why no form of publishing entails less risk or reaps more profit.

Originally released as Self-Publishing to Tightly-Targeted Markets, this updated and revised edition keeps pace with the lightening changes in the information dissemination world.

It's simple. If your book contains how-to information that meets the need of a specific market, you want to earn many times more than a standard publisher would pay by royalty, and you want a fat profit plus equity, buy this book, read it, and get going!
 

"Gordon Burgett is publishing's newest guru, joining Poynter, Kremer, and the Rosses. Publishing to Niche Markets is more than the road map of the future, it's mandatory reading for anybody eager to write or publish a nonfiction book."
.....Suzanne Hogsett, author of Bargain Travel Resource Book

" Gordon's book is about focusing: on your subject, on your reader, and on the reward for your efforts. Highly recommended to anyone serious about breaking into print."
.....Dan Poynter, author of The Self-Publishing Manual

"My only regret: I didn't have this book fifteen years ago. It's must reading for anyone planning to publish their own book."
.....Gary Moselle, owner of the Craftsman Book Company and past-president of the Publisher's Marketing Association