Sometimes, book trailers made by fans are better than the professional ones that took thousands of dollars to produce! Check out this example!

The purpose of the book trailer is to have the viewer declare either, “Good heavens! I want to get that book!” or at least, “Good Heavens! I want to find out more!”

Book trailers are fast becoming all the buzz in the book marketing world. And if you want your own book trailer to go viral and find fans, you better know what makes a good book trailer.

But before we start with the main course, let’s begin with an appetizer:

“Does a book trailer truly sell books?”

Great! You have your text and now you’re
all set to find the appropriate images for
your book trailer.

First, insert the best places for where your
pics should be and add your working book
title and website (if you have one for your
book).

Here’s part 2 to prepare for the “3 Steps to a Book
Trailer That Sells!” webinar.

Last time, we covered how to write the text for the
book trailer. If you missed that, you can see how
to do it here:

http://www.baranyvideomarketing.com/?p=71

In order to have a captivating book trailer,
you need to have captivating text!

Here’s how to write the hook:

Enrollment has opened for the 2010 “3 Steps to a
Book Trailer That Sells (Whether Your Book’s
Done or Not!)” Webinar. In this free hour lesson,
Ezra Barany will share some of his best secrets,
insights and approaches to help authors become
bestselling authors using online video.