Conspicuous Absences

Omitting blurbs on your first nonfiction text won't do you any favors.

Conspicuous Absences
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Poking around Amazon the other day, I saw a new sales book from a rookie author. She is a seasoned, forty-something trainer and coach who worked with a hybrid publisher. She neglected to include any book blurbs. Ditto for her website.

Today's post explains why the omission is a major gaffe.

Explanations

At least Author X isn't alone. A lack of endorsements is particularly common among self-published titles. In my experience, one of two factors is at play here.

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