The Rudcast: Write Your Book Already Matt Rudnitsky

Today, we've got three quick questions. 

1) Should I pad my book to get extra pages? 

You don't need to listen to the Rudcast to know this one -- NO. Absolutely not. 

2) Is there a market for [insert unique scenario]?  

That one, you're gonna have to tune in to find out. 

And there's a bonus question, all addressed in six minutes. 

You'll also discover the hilarious book I found on my late grandmother's bookshelf. Love you, Grandma. 

Want 1-on-1 help from Matt with writing your book? Apply here: https://www.rudbits.com/platypus

"I have no idea what to write about." 

Technically not a question, but a frustrating problem that I've struggled with many times. Ergo, it deserves an answer. 

Want 1-on-1 help from Matt with writing your book? Apply here: https://www.rudbits.com/platypus

"How do I focus my book to really craft a niche in a market?" 

And further: "When dealing with a broad subject matter, how do you really nail it down to one main point?" 

Niches get stitches. Unless they listen to this brief solution. 

Want 1-on-1 help from Matt with writing your book? Apply here: https://www.rudbits.com/platypus

What's the best way to market a book on Amazon?" 

The answer(s) might surprise you, because it has nothing to do with Amazon. 

Want 1-on-1 help from Matt with writing your book? Apply here: https://www.rudbits.com/platypus

The oldest question in the book about writing books. "I want to write a book ... but where do I start?" 

With this short episode, of course! It's not a book. You can consume it quickly, do not fret. 

Want 1-on-1 help from Matt with writing your book? Apply here.

There's an allure to traditional publishing, but "getting published" is NOT easy. At all.  Still, it's doable.  If you do the one thing mentioned in this episode.  (And even if you decide to self-publish, you'll still want to do the same.) 

Want 1-on-1 help from Matt with writing your book? Apply here: https://www.rudbits.com/platypus