Become a Bestseller With This Book Launch Formula | 116

People talk about there's no such thing as real passive income. They've not heard of books and then they keep selling. It takes zero work. If you want your book to become a best seller, you might be wondering what actually goes into engineering a successful book launch. There's no better person on the planet to answer this question than Tim Grahl. I wanna sell a 100,000 copies of this book. If I can get 10,000 people to read the book in the first two years, that is my best shot at going on to sell a 100,000 or more copies over the next ten years. Years. He's the mastermind behind booklaunch.com where he teaches authors how to market books effectively. So one of the biggest triggers to get people to buy something is scarcity. We don't care how they buy it, where they buy it, when they buy it, we just want them to buy and read the book and tell somebody it. And that's how ten years from now, you've not just sold a 100,000, you've sold a million copies. Right. And he shares the math and research on your exact chance of selling 10,000 copies, a 100,000, a million, and beyond. Everything I do when it comes to launching a book can fit into one of three categories. The first one is get influencers to promote. The second is get fans to buy. And then the third when we say how to engineer a best selling book launch, that's what we're talking about. Alright, Alright, Tim. We're here to talk today about how to engineer a best selling book launch. This is personal for me because I have a book coming out next year, and I would like it to be a best selling book. Okay. So these words can mean different things. So when you say best selling book launch, what do you mean? Like, do you have, like, a goal in mind? I wanna sell a 100,000 copies of this book. Okay. A 100,000 copy. Let me borrow that marker. Alright. So your goal is to have 100,000 sales. Right? That's right. Okay. Okay. So we're gonna come back to this and talk about if that's the right way or not. But let's first talk about what this means. So when you think book launch Mhmm. What comes to mind? I'm thinking about the, the week of sales or the and leading up to that, right, of the launch itself. Preorders? Preorders, the partnerships, the podcasts that we're doing, yeah, everything else. I think about lists. Like, are we trying to hit a bestseller list? Are we Yeah. What's the longevity of the book? There's so many things in that. Yeah. So a lot of times when people are thinking about the book launch, they're thinking specifically about that first week. Okay. So much pressure, especially if you're with, like, a traditional publisher. They're really looking at that first week. So they're looking at all …