Who’s Already Made Their Book Work For Their Business?

Here are many of the 124 consecutive books that have reached the best-seller lists.

Each best-seller averages four (4) major national best-seller lists.

You might be wondering how every client has made at least one of the lists. Well, that’s easy: we only take on clients (for best-seller campaigns) who are able to swing the hammer and make it work.

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What does that mean?

Simple, these clients had a large group of folks who were already following their work before they came to us. Helping them coordinate getting the word out about the book and letting their existing audience know about their book is our job. It’s as straightforward as planning a campaign to reach out to all the followers at once.

Here’s a list of many of the folks we’ve helped so far.

Russell Brunson

Traffic Secrets

WSJ, USA Today & NYT- August 2020

Joel Marion

Always Eat After 7pm

WSJ & USA Today July 2020

Russell Brunsons

Dot Com Secrets

WSJ & USA Today- May 2020

Russell Brunson

Expert Secrets

WSJ & USA Today April 2020

Patrick Gentempo

Your Stand is Your Brand

WSJ & USA Today March 2020

Terry Giles

The Fifteen Percent

WSJ & USA Today March 2020

Patrick Sweeney

Fear is Fuel

WSJ best-seller February 2020

Jonathan Keyser

Don’t Need to be Ruthless to Win

WSJ & USA Today best-seller August 2019

Brad Sugars & Monte Wyatt

Pulling Profits Out of a Hat

WSJ & USA Today April 2019

Craig Ballantyne

Unstoppable

WSJ best-seller February 2019

Bedros Keuilian

Man Up

WSJ February 2019

Dr. Kai Fu Lee

Ai Super Powers

NYT, WSJ & USA Today best-seller October 2018

Joe Mechlinski

Shift the Work

WSJ & USA Today best-seller September 2018

Nik Halik & Garrett Gunderson

5 Day Weekend

WSJ & USA Today best-seller April 2018

Naomi Whittel

Glow 15

NYT, WSJ & USA Today March 2018

Gwen Rich

Stop Complaining Make Your Own Luck

WSJ best-seller March 2018

James L. Ferraro

Blindsided

WSJ & USA Today best-seller July 2017

Michael R. Drew

Your Logo is Irrelevant

WSJ Best-seller April 2016

John Maxwell

Intentional Living

WSJ & USA Today best-seller October 2015

Peter Diamandis

Bold

NYT, WSJ & USA Today February 2015

Brian Martin

Invincible

NYT, USA Today & WSJ October 2014

Dave Linegar

My Next Step

NYT, USA Today & WSJ May 12- 2014

Sanjay Jain

Optimal Living 360

NYT & USA Today best-seller February 2014

Sara Gottfried, MD

The Hormone Cure

(2013 — reached NY Times and USA Today best-seller lists)

Giana Angelopoulos

My Greek Drama

NYT, USA Today & WSJ May 2013

Jay Papasan and Gary Keller

The One Thing

The One Thing - Jay Papasan and Gary Keller- NYT, WSJ & USA Today April 2013

Daven Michaels

Outsource Smart

(2013 — reached NY Times, LA Times best-seller lists)

Peter Diamandis

Abundance

(2012 — reached NY Times best-seller list)

Michael J. Saylor

The Mobile Wave

(2012 — reached NY Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post best-seller lists)

Rich Christiansen

ZigZag Principle

(2011— reached USA Today, Inc. Magazine best-seller lists)

Dr. Myron Wentz & Dave Wentz

The Healthy Home

(2011 — reached USA Today, Wall Street Journal, New York Times best-seller lists)

Roy H. Williams & Michael R. Drew

Pendulum

Pendulum - (2011 — reached the WSJ & USA Today best-seller)

Life Style Center

Full Plate Diet

(2010 — reached The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times best-seller lists)

Keller Williams

Shift

(2010 — reached The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times best-seller lists)

Dave Ulrich & Wendy Ulrich

The Why of Work

(2010 — reached The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times best-seller lists)

Bill Glazer

Outrageous Advertising

(Morgan James, 2009 — reached #1 USA Today, Business Week best-seller)

Cathy Greenberg

What Happy Working Mothers Know

(2009 — reached #1 Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times best-seller)

Lisa Nichols

No Matter What

(Wellness Central, 2009 — hit The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times best-seller lists)

George Cloutier

Profits Aren’t Everything

(2009 — hit The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times best-seller lists)

Landmark Education

3 Laws of Performance

(Wiley, 2009 — hit The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Business Week lists)

Shep Hyken

Cult of the Customer

( 2009 — reached The Wall Street Journal, USA Today)

Tamera Lowe

Get Motivated

(2009 — hit The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times best-seller lists)

TJ Walker

TJ Walker's Secrets to Foolproof Presentations

(Greenleaf, 2009 — reached The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Business Week lists)

Loral Langemeier

Put More Cash in Your Pocket

(2009 — reached #1 USA Today, Business Week)

Garrett Gunderson

Killing Sacred Cows

(Greenleaf Book Group, 2008 —reached The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and The New York Times best-seller lists)

Gary Harpst

Six Disciplines

(Greenleaf Book Group, 2008 — hit The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times best-seller lists)

Randall Street

Who

(2008 — reached The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times best-seller lists)

Robert Shemin

Why’s that Idiot Rich and I’m Not?

(2008 — hit The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times best-seller lists)

Vince Poscente

Age of Speed

(Bard Press, 2008 — hit The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Business Week, and The New York Times bestseller lists)

Marshall Goldsmith

What Got You Here Won’t Get You There

(2007 — reached The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and The New York Times best-seller lists)

Tim Koegel

The Exceptional Presenter

(2007 — hit The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and The New York Times best-seller lists)

Gregg Crawford

The Last Link

(2007 — hit The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, The New York Times best-seller lists)

Brenda Watson

The Fiber 35 Diet

(2007 — hit The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times best-seller lists)

Bryan Eisenberg & Jeffrey Eisenberg

Waiting for Your Cat to Bark

(Thomas Nelson, 2006 — hit The New York Times Business list, USA Today top 150 Bestseller list #54, the USA Today Money list at #4, and The Wall Street Journal Non-fiction #10 and Business list at #2.)

Loral Lengemeier

The Millionaire Maker’s Guide to Wealth Cycle Investing

(McGraw-Hill, 2006 — hit The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today best-seller lists two weeks in a row)

Herb Greenberg and Patrick Sweeney

Succeed on Your Own Terms

(McGraw Hill, 2006 — hit The New York Times Advice/How To list, The New York Times Business list, the USA Today Top 150 Bestseller list, the USA Today Money list, The Wall Street Journal Non-fiction and #1 on The Wall Street Journal Business list.)

Joel Greenblatt

The Little Book that Beats the Market

(Wiley, 2005 — hit The New York Times Advice/How To list, The New York Times Business list, the USA Today Top 150 Bestseller list, the USA Today Money list, The Wall Street Journal Non-fiction and The Wall Street Journal Business list, Business Week best-seller list.)

Bryan Eisenberg & Jeffrey Eisenberg

Call To Action: Secret Formulas to Improve Online Results

(Wizard Academy Press, 2005 — hit The New York Times Advice/How To list and USA Today best-seller list, the USA Today Money list at #4, and The Wall Street Journal Non-fiction #11, and Business best-seller list at #4)

Steven M. Kaplan

Bag the Elephant: How to Win and Keep Big Customers

(Bard Press, 2005 — hit The New York Times Advice/How To list, The New York Times Business list, the USA Today Top 150 Bestseller list, the USA Today Money list, The Wall Street Journal Non-fiction and The Wall Street Journal Business list, Business Week best-sellers list)

Dr. Ben Lerner

One Minute Wellness: The Natural Health & Happiness System that Never Fails

(Thomas Nelson, 2005 — hit The New York Times Advice/How To list, the USA Today Top 50 Bestseller, and The Wall Street Journal Non-fiction)

T. Harv Eker

Secrets of the Millionaire Mind: Mastering the Inner Game of Wealth

(HarperBusiness, 2005 — The New York Times #1 Business Bestseller, USA Today Money Best-seller, The Wall Street Journal #1 Business Bestseller, The New York Times Advice/How To list, the USA Today Top 50 Bestseller list, The Wall Street Journal Non-fiction and Business Week best-seller list.)

Jordan Rubin

The Makers Diet

(Silaom, 2004 — spent 16 weeks on The New York Times best-seller list and hit the USA Today best-sellers list)

Ivan Misner

Masters of Success

(Entrepreneur Press, 2004 — hit number 1 on The Wall Street Journal Business best-seller list)

Tom Connellan

Bringing Out the Best in Others

(Bard Press, 2003 — hit The New York Times best-seller list)

John Assaraf

The Street Kid’s Guide to Having It All

(Longstreet Press, 2003 — hit The Wall Street Journal Business best-seller list and The New York Times Advice/How To best-seller list)

Anthony Parinello

Secrets of VITO: Think and Sell Like a CEO

(Entrepreneur Press, 2002 — hit The Wall Street Journal Business best-seller list)

Roy H. Williams

Magical Worlds of the Wizard of Ads

(Bard Press, 2001 — hit The Wall Street Journal Business best-seller list)

Jon Spoelstra

Marketing Outrageously

(Bard Press, 2001 — hit The Wall Street Journal Business best-seller list)

Dennis A. Romig

Side-by-Side Leadership

(Bard Press, 2001 — hit The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal Business best-seller lists)

Tobin Smith,

ChangeWave Investing: Picking the Next Monster Stocks of the New Economy

(Bard Press, 2000 — won the “triple crown,” hitting all 3 major national Business Bestseller lists simultaneously: The New York Times, USA Today, and The Wall Street Journal.)

Tom Connellan,

Inside the Magic Kingdom: 7 Keys to Disney’s Success

(Bard Press, 1997 — reached The Wall Street Journal
Business best-seller list in 2000)

Herb Kay,

How to Get Filthy Stinking Rich and Still Have Time for Great Sex: An Entrepreneur’s Guide to Wealth and Happiness

(Bard Press, 2000 — hit The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal Business best-seller lists.)

Ivan R. Misner and Don Morgan,

Masters of Networking: Building Relationships for Your Pocketbook and Soul

(Bard Press, 2000 — hit The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal Business best-seller lists). Won the PMA Benjamin Franklin Award for Excellence and Innovation in Marketing with this book and broke the Guinness World Record for most book signings in more than one city on the same day — 56.

Roy H. Williams,

Secret Formulas of the Wizard of Ads

(Bard Press, 1999 — #1 on The Wall Street Journal Business Bestseller list, September 16, 2000, and The New York Times Business best-seller list, October 2000). This book won Business Book of the Year from ForeWord magazine

What Clients

are Saying

“No one can guarantee that your book will become a best seller, but having Michael Drew as your promotional partner is like having Tiger Woods as your golf partner. Your chances of winning increase dramatically.”

"You can dream all you’d like about seeing your book and your name at the top of a best-seller list. You can write a fantastic book. You can scramble, bleed and beat yourself up marketing that book. None of that guarantees you’ll make any best-seller list. Neither does hiring Michael Drew. But Secrets of the Millionaire Mind made it because of his help, as have dozens of his other authors. No amount of hard work or literary brilliance can replace Michael’s insider knowledge, connections, and simple blood and sweat commitment. There seems to be a way to make a book successful, and evidently Michael Drew is one of the few who knows the secret. Thank you, Michael.”

“I asked Michael Drew to help me with promoting my book, Masters of Networking, and he comes up with a world record in book marketing! Because of Michael, we broke the world record for most book signings in more than one city on the same day (56 cities). He can out-brainstorm, he can out-manage, he can out-plan, and he can out-do anybody I know in book marketing.”

"How do you make the New York Times, USA Today, Wall Street Journal and Amazon.com best-seller lists without advertising, national bookstore distribution, a major publishing house, radio interviews, television interviews, or print interviews? Listen to Michael Drew. We’re thrilled we did."

"You believe in your ideas so much that you wrote a book. Now what? Turn it over to some publisher, who will give it the old ‘ho-hum, hope it works’ treatment? Your ideas are so good that you want them to dominate the market, to become the #1 bestseller in its class, right? Then go to Promote A Book and beg Michael Drew to take on your cause, your book. Michael did an outrageous job with the nitty gritty work to get my book, Marketing Outrageously, onto the best-sellers list."

"If you’ve authored a great book that deserves to be a best-seller, put Michael Drew on your team! What makes me so sure? My most recent book, Secrets of VITO: Think and Sell Like a CEO, was promoted to best seller status with the help of his ideas, system, and work!"

"Michael Drew helped me build a marketing campaign, so I sold 22,000 books in the first two weeks. We stayed on the bestseller lists–New York Times, plus Wall Street Journal, Business Week, USA Today, and Amazon. Michael stuck to everything he said he would do, from his writers, who are fantastic, to his great project management team who excelled in terms of clarity and keeping things moving. They over-delivered, and it was worth every penny."

"My first book I did with Michael Drew, What Got You Here Won’t Get You There, went on to become one of the top five bestselling management books published in the last ten years in the United States, according to BookScan/Neilson. If you want to get your message out, you need to understand the book business. Michael can help you understand the business. Michael keeps up with it. He’s a great guy to work with. He’s done a fantastic job for me."