How do you get on the New York Time's Best Seller List?

Sermonizing. Forcing others to listen to your words just to get a message through, seems a bit much. There has to be a better way. How would one set one's book apart from the millions that come out every week? And to be really noticed, one would need to be on the New York Time's Best Seller List. That is how one really achieves success. Whenever anyone suggest a book to others, the list often is a factor. It is a validation that it is worth the time to read the book. But what is the trick to getting onto the bestseller list?

There is John Kremer's way to becoming a New York Time's bestselling author. He has a program devised to help aspiring writers, or those with profound messages, to do just this. Using 12 telesessions, he lays out a marketing plan on how to get books into bookstores and how to help these books climb their way to the top. Apparently this is how books end up on the bestseller list. The list monitors bookstore sales, so Kremer's approach is to help others sell more of their books. The more books sold, the higher potential for getting on the list.

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