Here Are a Few Clients Who Have Achieved Explosive Success with their Promote-A-Book Campaign
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Propelling 124 out of 124 books onto national best-seller lists.
Our ServicesThe following three case studies are typical of most Promote A Book Clients and their results. All three were already successful and "visible" prior to engaging us. And all of them achieved explosive success thanks to their strategically planned campaign. Their best-seller success increased business, raised their profiles, elevated their status (and fees) as speakers, and allowed them to diversify their work and continue to make a difference.
Case Study #1: Roy H. Williams, aka The Wizard of Ads
Before the Campaign
Roy Williams already had a successful book launch before Michael Drew and Promote A Book took on Roy’s follow-up. Roy’s first book, The Wizard of Ads, sold well, and established him as a name, as someone who was both insightful and unconventional in his outlook toward communication. At the time, Roy’s agency, Williams Marketing, was the 8th-largest buyer of radio advertising in North America. Roy himself had become the highest-paid speaker in his industry. Between September 1998 and 1999, he gave 50 keynote presentations, earning $5,000 for each.
Read Case StudiesCase Study #2: Ivan Misner – Master of Networking
Before the Campaign
Ivan Misner, the founder of BNI (Business Network International), the world’s largest business-referral organization, wanted to incentivize BNI’s 30,000 members and franchisees worldwide to increase the organization’s numbers. BNI is a franchised organization. Because of its structure, BNI members are incentivized, by leads, to grow their respective chapters; and, there is no competition in chapters, as there are no members from duplicate or competing companies.
Read Case StudiesCase Study #3: Jordan Rubin – The Maker’s Diet
Before the Campaign
Jordan Rubin is the founder and former owner of Garden of Life, a nutraceutical company in West Palm Beach, Florida. Garden of Life products can be found in most health and supplement stores like GNC, Whole Foods etc., covering categories that include:
Digestive Health, Foundational Nutrition, Immunity Support, Living Nutrients And Many Others
More than 70% of Garden of Life’s $19 million in annual revenue in 2003-2004 came from online sales, based on an average purchase of $50 . The company wanted to expand its market exposure and increase the average amount clients spent on monthly product purchases to $100.
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