Administrators and
Teachers:
Getting Profitably in
Print
75% of the Time
u ARTICLES u
Writing for
Magazines, Newsletters,
Journals, and Newspapers
and
u BOOKS u
Self-Publishing Your Own
Book(s)
for Your Educational Colleagues
Why would school administrators and
teachers write articles and books unless they had at least a 75% probability of
getting their words profitably in print? In fact, professional writers expect
to do that almost every time they write, and to know that before they even do
the research, interviewing, or whatever is needed to create the valuable text
that others want and need.
So why not have a professional writer
(as well as a publisher with 30 years of experience) simply explain the
process, step by step, that puts superintendents, principals, teachers, and
other education leaders on the profitable, winning path from the outset?
That’s the purpose of Gordon Burgett’s Administrators and Teachers: Getting
Profitably in Print 75% of the Time. It’s a no-nonsense godsend
for article writing for magazines, newsletters, newspapers, and journals or for
books written for their education colleagues (or any other niche market).
How can we believe the author sharing
this “inside” process? Gordon has 38 published books and 1,700+
articles in print, the most recent being the industry standard, Niche
Publishing: Publish Profitably Every Time. He recently also wrote
Writer’s Digest’s Sell and Resell Your Magazine Articles.
As important, he is the editor and
publisher of four popular education books: What Every Superintendent and Principal
Needs to Know, The Perfect School, Teachers
Change Lives 24/7, and Finding Middle Ground in K-12 Education:
Balancing Best Practices and the Law.
A how-to success guide for writing and
publishing in the education field sounds like a teacher and
administrator’s dream!
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: If this book isn’t for you, just send it back
for a full book refund, no questions asked.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction Section I ARTICLES Writing
for Magazines, Newsletters, Journals, and Newspapers Appendix How to Study a Printed Magazine Article Permission to Quote Letter Section
II BOOKS Self-Publishing Your Own Book(s) for Your Educational Colleagues
Biography Index Other
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