“Bookinars” Sell Books Faster and Easier

By Alex Mandossian on February 3, 2009

secret-code-of-success1I have spectacular news if you’re an author or infopreneur.

You now have the opportunity to experience the fastest, easiest and most economical way to sell truckloads of your books and info products – even if you’re self-published – without spending a single penny more on advertising or promotional costs.

Sound like a pipe dream?  Hardly. In fact, I’m cordially inviting you – on this post – to experience this new marketing breakthrough I’m talking about during 4 weekly 90-minute tele-gatherings.

Your total investment for private phone access is to get ONE book available right now on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Borders.

The book itself will be your Action Guide for each of the four tele-gatherings and its title is The Secret Code of Success written by my friend, Noah St. John.

I’ll tell you more about the tele-gatherings in a moment, but first I want to introduce what this new book marketing concept is all about.

Question: What if you had free access to a new marketing paradigm that gives you more marketing control of the worldwide distribution of your book or info product?

Answer: It’s now possible with a breakthrough marketing methodology called The Bookinar … and the repurposing power alone may soon make traditional book distribution methods obsolete!

Hands-down, this is the most elegant marketing strategy I’ve ever seen because the author eliminates the hassles of traveling on book tours or the stress of getting joint venture partners to mail for your Amazon book launches.

Gone are the days of favor-centered marketing.  I predict that the Bookinar is destined to be the lowest cost and most turbo-charged marketing method to sell more books or info products … even if you’re starting from scratch.

All you need is a Message, a Mouth and a computer Mouse and you’re ready to promote.  Oh yeah, you’ll also need a low-cost phone conference service (bridgeline) such as InstantTeleWebcast.

Why spend month after month pounding the pavement or cold-calling bookstores hoping your book will make best-seller status.  The Bookinar provides you a dialogue-centered platform that’s also ideal for Q/A.

Just think of the repurposing possibilities with a 4-module Bookinar like I’m doing with my friend, Noah St. John.  If you want to experience the world’s first Bookinar, then all it takes are these 3 simple steps:

Step 1: Claim your copy of Noah’s book from an online bookstore such as Amazon, Barnes & Noble or Borders.

Step 2: Go back to www.TheBookinar.com to type-in your Confirmation Number (purchase receipt #), Full Name and Primary Email … then click the Submit >> at the bottom.

Step 3: Once you hit the Submit >> button you will receive an email with special instructions to the Bookinar home page.  On that page, you will receive your Bookinar Action Guide and detailed information on how to make this a rewarding experience.

Share the The Bookinar experience on: February 5, 12, 19 & 26. (Online replays to each training call will be available to anyone who can’t make one or more of the live tele-gatherings.

Please participate and be sure you invite a friend or accountability partner to experience this new and unique method of learning.

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15 Responses to ““Bookinars” Sell Books Faster and Easier”

  1. Tim says:

    Alex,

    Will there be new information on each call or will each call build on the previous one? Looking forward to it!

    Keep On Keeping On,

  2. Hi Alex,

    The Bookinar concept looks to be at least as powerful as your other amazing creation creation – the Ask campaign.

    Noah’s video is fantastic.

    In each case I’d say simply: “It’s a hit!”

    To Noah – Best of luck with the book.

    And Alex we are used to world class stuff from you and this one is over the top.

  3. Pete says:

    Hi Alex,

    I downloaded the first 3 chapters of Noah’s book FREE from his website, and they were awesome! I have never seen the path to success explained like this before. It is the exact opposite of everything I have ever read…and it makes perfect sense!

    I am buying the book today, and I am really looking forward to the 4-part “bookinar.”

    Thanks to both you and Noah for doing what you do to help others!

    Best regards,

    Pete
    http://www.TheHealthyMinuteVIP.com

  4. Terry says:

    Heading over to Amazon right now!

    Terry
    http://www.singlewomenrule.com

  5. Jerry Roberts says:

    So what’s the difference between a bookinar and a virtual book tour — except that you’re stretching it over four calls from one, and forcing the sale of a book?

  6. We purchased Noah’s book on Sunday and it’s been so hard to put it down.

    Page 201 in the book really opened our eyes to our own reality.

    Thanks so much Noah for making these secrets known in the way that you teach them.

    And Alex we look forward to you, to bring out these secrets in greater depths on the Bookinar with Noah.

    We look forward to being on the inaugural Bookinar series.

    Your Loving Mirrors!
    – Pat & Lorna Shanks
    http://PatAndLorna.com

  7. I think the bookinar idea is a very intriguing one, and I’ll be interested to see how it compares in results vs. a virtual book tour, or a book study group/teleseminar or webinar series since I have my newest book on infopreneuring coming out mid-month.

    I’ll be participating live and via your recordings. Keep up the great work Alex & Noah and best of luck with it!

    Melanie R. Jordan
    Author of the forthcoming book
    “What You Know Is Worth More Than You Know(TM)”

  8. Great idea Alex… love to know how this is different than what I am doing with my co-author which are monthly book club calls. Each month one or both of us host a book club call that takes a concept out of our book (Your Essential Whisper) and answers questions and expands on it.

    Look forward to discussing this with you more during the upcoming Teleseminarian Reunion in March!! In the meantime I’ll check out Noah’s book.

    Vanessa

  9. Mike says:

    If the info is 1/10 as good as the video, it’ll be worth the time and money invested.

  10. Phil says:

    I want to buy the book probably a couple of copies and give some away & participate in the 4 calls. I am in Canada I can buy the books along with a couple of others on either Chapters or Amazon.ca for a more reasonable price ( Exchange rate and free shipping). If I do that can I be guaranteed to have access to the 4 call bookinar.

    Looking forward to your reply.

  11. Bikas Patnaik says:

    Alex,

    When are you going to do a Bookinar on “The Power of Story” I think a lot of people missed that book tour because people are busy.

    I know that a lot of people would sign up for “The Power of Story”

  12. I look forward to learning from this new bookinar approach, which I plan to implement myself after the great experience I had setting up a virtual book tour teleseminar for Betty Ruth Krueger, author of the book “The Inner Game of Russian Roulette – a Romance of the Soul, by Ananda Mouse”.

    Anyone interested in listening to the recording of this VBT teleconference can get free instant access to it at AskAnandaMouse.com

    While you are there to get the replay, you are also invited to ask Ananda Mouse a question. Who knows, maybe yours will be one of the questions Betty will answer when we have our own bookinar after learning from Alex and Noah in the next 4 weeks.

  13. I just published a book (www.CommunicationSkillsMagic.com – we are still have some work to do on the site)

    Question: How do I get you to do a “bookinar” featuring my book?

  14. Anne says:

    Why are many people these days trying to get around making any effort for things. They all want fame and fortune effortlessly and quickly. Billy Joel said something similar about people who look to American Idol as a quick way to make it in the music business. Joel argues that getting out there and paying your dues is what makes a career musician.

    I know that the bookstores are flooded with books, and it must be very difficult for new authors to get their foot in the door. But it seems like what I’m hearing is that people are trying do whatever they can to make it without putting in the effort.

    Also, I know that people these days take pride in trying to change the paradigm for how things are done. In this case, how books are distributed. But is that always a good thing? Should we change how books are distributed just so that an author’s books will sell quicker? Or put another way, does how quickly a book sells justify changing the paradigm for how books are distributed.

    Isn’t a books ‘best seller’ status an indication of it’s value to the reader or market? Is the bookinar concept to just bypass that whole thing??

    All comments are welcomed.

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