And in a complete repeat from June ... our top three contributors for the month are Heather, Jeremy and Michele. :) Thank you for all your contributions. This month we're going to do something different for prizes. Please email @Angela Jones at [email protected] with a 3D image of your book and a short blurb (like 20 words or less) on what the book is about and who should read it with your preferred link for people to purchase it. We are going to put together a little promo graphic for each of you that we will post here and in a YouTube video in the near future. :) Thank you for making this community special!

Here's a sneak preview of a commercial I made for today's summit ... And, I mean, who doesn't love a bottomless body floating through space? 😂 I am SO excited for today and hope to see you at the Summit today! If you haven't grabbed your spot, you still have time: https://www.booklaunchers.com/summit If you can't make it and just want to get Author Launch Kit you can do that here: https://www.booklaunchers.com/alk

Look, I've been testing dozens of AI approaches for the last 6 months, and I've discovered most authors are using these tools completely wrong. Don't get me wrong - it's taken me 3 yrs and lots of geek time testing and exploring - who needs a TV? When people share their process with me, these are the most common mistakes I notice most: 1. Asking AI to write entire chapters (readers can spot this garbage instantly) 2. Ignoring AI completely (and leaving money on the table) As a lover of tech and explorer of AI I thought I'd start to share a few things along the journey - I would love to see what results you get: The "Perspective Expansion" Technique Instead of asking AI to write content, use it to challenge your thinking with this prompt: "What are 3 counterarguments an expert in [your topic] would make against my point about [specific concept]?" This forces you to address objections BEFORE readers raise them, making your arguments bulletproof. I use it in the outline phase to make sure I cover to make sure I hit those objections straight on. No more getting demolished in Amazon reviews for missing obvious counterpoints. Question: Have you ever had a beta reader love your book except the glaring hole in your story? You know when you gt that feedback that reads - Great book expect I wish the author had address this .... Give it a test and tell me what you think More geek stuff later

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