I am so glad you are here to learn about the Writing Career Coach system. I designed this program to help anyone who would like to write, have a plan that will help them know where to start.

Part 1: Creating a platform

This is 37 single-spaced pages of information to help you create an effective platform before you've signed your first book contract. This lesson answers questions like:

• How will blogging help me get published?
• How can I get people to come to my blog?
• How can I manage my goals?
• What about advertising?

Use this in conjunction with my free download E-Report "Using Articles to build your fiction and non-fiction" and start learning this afternoon.

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Part 2: Your Business Team

This Course, which will be released in late Spring 2008, will help you identify and create a successful business team. Writers are one part of the successful launch of a book, just as writing the story is only one part of being a writer. This course will help those who are not yet published to identify ways to create a successful business team which will aid in publication.

Published authors will find it a useful tool to help them streamline their writing business so they can spend more time on their writing.

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Part 3: Going from Blogs to Books

This course, which will be released in late Spring 2008, will help you transition from writing blogs to writing full length books?

Blogs are a great way to help you create a platform but there is more to writing a book than simply typing the words that come to your mind. This course will help writers who are ready to move from cyber book to printed page.

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Part 4: Surviving Rejection and Conference Depression

You've written your book and shined up your proposal; now you are ready for your first conference. The time there can be both magical and overwhelming. Maybe you had requests for proposals but NOW WHAT?? Or maybe you didn't get the response you'd hoped for and wonder what to do next. This course helps you prepare for Writer's Conferences…and the week following.

It also gives tips to any writer who has received a rejection letter. With positive redirection, you will learn how those rejection letters are actually stepping stones to your ultimate goal of publication.

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Part 5: Making Money as a Writer

Now that you've begun to make money as a writer, what do you do? Whether you've sold one article or multiple books, this book offers suggestions on how to manage those finances and the feast or famine nature of the writer's life.

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