Any thriving author will tell you that to sell a firm book, you'll need solid testimonials. Of course, they are not easy to come by, and the more notoriety the author gets the higher they aim in their testimonials. Eventually, they will be asking top Ceos and household name celebrities of the firm world for testimonials.
If someone asks you for a testimonial, I recommend that you give them one, and make it an honest assessment of all the positives in the book, the themes that hit you while reading it. Now you must not give away the contents of the book, but rather talk about its attributes in a philosophical sense. Below is a testimonial that I recently gave, for a superb firm book on sales that I recently read:
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"A must read with mighty tips on every page to power up your future. Perhaps an alternative title might have been "The faultless Allegory for a thriving Sales Career" and it's not just for the sales person. I'd recommend this book to sales managers, consultants, entrepreneurs and Ceos. Every once in a while someone comes up with a exquisite metaphor, analogy or allegory that hits home, Leanne's book is for real one of those rare finds. The wisdom within will do wonder for your sales."
The author was pleased, and she deserved every bit of that testimonial, the book was awesome, still she wrote me back; "Thank you so much. Your testimonial is far more than my expectations. I am truly humbled by your testimonial."
If you are asked to write a testimonial for a firm book, please by all means do it, and you might wish to remember what I've said here. Please reconsider this.
How to Write a Testimonial For a enterprise Book
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