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What's a tagline - and how can I write one?
A strong tagline was the one thing all of the New York Times bestsellers examined in the previous episode had in common. Yet, just one third of less
successful novels include a tagline in their descriptions.
Of all of the ingredients of a book description, the tagline has to be one
of the most accessible. Your book doesn’t need to have won a major prize or sold a million copies or had a celebrity endorsement or a write-up in a well-respected journal to have a snazzy tagline. So it’s worth spending a few minutes learning how to craft a tagline that will set your book apart from the less successful books in your genre – and may even catapult it into more exclusive company.
Join author, linguist, and mathematician-in-the-making Sarah on an exploration of the world through the lens of letters and numbers!
Links from this episode:
Live Write Breathe on taglines
Penning and Planning on taglines
Read the tagline of AutoCEO
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By SarahA strong tagline was the one thing all of the New York Times bestsellers examined in the previous episode had in common. Yet, just one third of less
successful novels include a tagline in their descriptions.
Of all of the ingredients of a book description, the tagline has to be one
of the most accessible. Your book doesn’t need to have won a major prize or sold a million copies or had a celebrity endorsement or a write-up in a well-respected journal to have a snazzy tagline. So it’s worth spending a few minutes learning how to craft a tagline that will set your book apart from the less successful books in your genre – and may even catapult it into more exclusive company.
Join author, linguist, and mathematician-in-the-making Sarah on an exploration of the world through the lens of letters and numbers!
Links from this episode:
Live Write Breathe on taglines
Penning and Planning on taglines
Read the tagline of AutoCEO