Monday, July 07, 2014

Search Word Pro - Pure Genius Resource for Writers and More!

One of the advantages of networking with others in the industry is to hear about new innovations long before they’re available.

I’ve known and worked with Paul J. Krupin for many years. He owns Direct Contact PR and is one of the top media experts in the business. A while back, he’d bounced an idea off me and sent me a sample of a revolutionary new marketing resource.

I was blown away. It was simple but pure genius.

And now, the series is available for everyone with more titles on the way.

From Paul’s own book, this is how it works:

Click on an icon link. Your results open up for you. Then you go looking for knowledge and ideas you can implement and benefit from, or people you want to contact. This is how this ebook works.
The goal of Search Word Pro is to help you improve your marketing success using the best and most current knowledge available. This is a very special personal tool designed to help you discover powerful and actionable information.

And that is the genius. Each search nets the most recent information. And you don’t have to struggle trying to find the right key words. Not only are there five search options for each topic, there are hundreds, even thousands, of key words and topics in each book. All just one click away. Now you see the potential!

Paul provides details and tips how to use the book to get the most potential. The benefits and possibilities are endless. And it’s not just books to benefit writers - there are health and business-specific titles, too.

Visit the Search Word Pro Website or this page on Amazon to see all of the titles.

I’m still going through the Nonfiction Book Marketing eBook and can’t recommend it enough. Go check out his books now!

Here’s just a sample of the titles for writers and authors:

Search Word Pro Book Marketing Series

Book Marketing
Nonfiction Book Marketing
Fiction Book Marketing
Children’s Book Marketing
Young Adult (YA) Book Marketing
Romance Book Marketing
Erotica Book Marketing
LGBT Book Marketing
Cookbooks Book Marketing
Memoir Book Marketing
Christian Book Marketing
Science Fiction Book Marketing
EBook Marketing
Kindle EBook Marketing
Bookstore Marketing

See a book that might help you?

38 comments:

Unknown said...

It's genius, but why no mystery subsection? 😊 Have a great week!

Mason Canyon said...

It looks like Paul has definitely thought this though and done his research. A helpful tool indeed that will save time while providing valuable resources.

L. Diane Wolfe said...

Clarissa, he's putting them together as fast as he can, so I'm sure a mystery one is in the works.

Elizabeth Spann Craig said...

What a cool concept! I like that the results are the most recent and relevant.

Ellie Garratt said...

What an awesome concept. Wow.

Mark Means said...

Looks like a very helpful concept and best of luck to Paul!

Jemi Fraser said...

Brilliant idea! Off to check them out! :)

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

There's one for science fiction - cool!

Robin said...

Great idea. As the market changes, so do the results!

Natalie Aguirre said...

Sounds like a great resource.

Jo said...

People do come up with brilliant ideas don't they?

cleemckenzie said...

An amazing resource!

Karen Lange said...

Sounds like a great resource. Thanks so much for sharing it! :)

Rawknrobyn.blogspot.com said...

It appears, like magic, that the one resource all writers need most is here. Thank you, Spunk and Paul. Wow. I'm filing this one.

Susan Gourley/Kelley said...

I have to check this out. See at least three I want to look at.

Carol Kilgore said...

What about other genres? Are they all lumped under fiction?

Lynda R Young as Elle Cardy said...

Sounds really great!

klahanie said...

Hey Diane,

What an ingenious approach. Very clever, indeed.

Gary

~Sia McKye~ said...

Most of us are so busy with life and responsibilities and trying to balance both writing, social media, and everything else. A book like this helps cut back on time so we can use it wisely. Why reinvent the wheel when you have a book that gives lessons on creating a better more efficient wheel. Makes perfect sense to me.
:-)

Sia McKye Over Coffee

Anonymous said...

This sounds great. Thanks for sharing about it.

Anonymous said...

Good luck, Paul!

Safe travels to your seminar. I hope you have a ton of fun and learn lots. :)

Hart Johnson said...

Wow--he's done a TON. I would agree with a need for different tactics for different kinds of fiction but this looks like a great resource.

Anonymous said...

Looks like a great series and resource, and I see YA.

Notes Along the Way with Mary Montague Sikes said...

Non-fiction marketing. I like it!
Thanks for all that you share.

Mary Montague Sikes

H. R. Sinclair said...

Since marketing is almost a foreign word to me. I see stuff. But I will admit I'm a little confused as to how it works.

Chrys Fey said...

I see a few books that interest me. Thanks for sharing!!

Nicki Elson said...

What a genius concept. Off to check out the books right now. Thanks for the tip!

Maurice Mitchell said...

A great idea for writers!

M Pax said...

All success to Paul.

Joylene Nowell Butler said...

This is excellent, Diane. I'm passing the link on to everyone.

LD Masterson said...

I'll be watching for a mystery/suspense volume.

Morgan said...

I honestly think you might be the most connected person I've ever "met," Diane. :) I just love how knowledgable you are--it's so helpful for writers like me. Love it.

Stina said...

Thanks for the recommendations!

Unknown said...

Wow, this is really cool!

Rachna Chhabria said...

Hey, this is great, will check it out now.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the tip. He's definitely done his research.

Sherry Ellis said...

His Children's Book Marketing would be exactly what I'd use! Thanks for sharing!

Hilary Melton-Butcher said...

Hi Diane .. I'm late - but another really useful resource .. which I've kept for future ref ..

Cheers Hilary