Great Book On Writing White Papers

September 26, 2006 · Filed Under Mike's Point Of View 

Writing White Papers by Michael Stelzner

If you haven’t seen it yet, here’s a great book to buy to help you become the White Paper Czar.

Michael Stelzner, who also writes a blog called Writing White Papers, has created THE resource for anyone who wants to learn about these 9 key topics :

1) The marketing power of white papers: How can a white paper generate sustaining, long-term sales for a business ?

2) Selling via education: Are the days of selling features and functions forever gone ?

3) A 10-step process to creating a white paper: Is there a process to creating white papers that works ?

4) Proven white paper outlines: Do outlines really help with writing a white paper ?

5) Writing compelling titles: Do titles really matter and how should they be written ?

6) The core components of compelling papers: What are the critical ingredients of any white paper ?

7) Extracting information via interviews: Why is interviewing experts so important for white papers ?

8) Where to find research: Where can anyone go to find information that can strengthen a white paper ?

9) Generating leads with white papers: How can white papers be used to generate leads ?

If you’d like to check out a sample chapter before you buy, click HERE.

Personally, I’m going to teach a couple of my young staff members how to write white papers and see if they can freelance their way to a new car or a lake house with the proceeds.

Thanks for a great business plan and model Michael !

I’ve enjoyed Michael’s blog so much that I’ve added him to my blog roll.

Oh yeah, I gotta give credit where it’s due. I was made aware of this resource by none other than Bob Bly, who told me that it was a tremendous resource and he’s right.

Comments

10 Responses to “Great Book On Writing White Papers

  1. Martin on September 27th, 2006 1:03 am

    Good find Mike …

    I like the $25 ebook w/ a 40 min audio - great marketing on his part.

    BTW, I like his “Help Spead the Word” tactic … think I might head on over and help spread the word. :)

  2. Mike Sigers on September 27th, 2006 7:45 am

    Hey Martin,

    His ‘Media Guide’ is first-class all the way. A great model for anyone who needs to potentially make their book more accessible and successful.

  3. Martin on September 28th, 2006 3:19 am

    Mike … anybody and everybody needs to make their book more accessible to all forms of media - so his ‘Media Guide’ is something every aspiring writer/publisher should case study - aka… steal ;)

  4. Michael Stelzner on September 28th, 2006 8:38 am

    Hi Mike and Martin;

    Thanks for your comments about my book its media kit. If someone wants to “steal it,” it can be seen here http://www.writingwhitepapers.com/press/

    Mike

  5. Mike Sigers on September 28th, 2006 11:42 pm

    Thanks Mike ! Your willingness to help others is what it’s all about.

  6. Martin on September 29th, 2006 12:45 am

    Mike - I’ll take you up on your offer and will study your media kit closely - expect a post about it at ePubDaily.

    Now I might go ahead and write a white paper on the effectiveness that a decent media kit can have on a new product. :-)

  7. Michael Stelzner on September 29th, 2006 8:57 am

    Martin - Feel free to interview me for that. I will be happy to share some of my thoughts! mike at writingwhitepapers dot com - Mike

  8. Mike Sigers on September 29th, 2006 7:10 pm

    This is what differentiates a blog with comments from one without.

    It’s also why you should, in a majority of cases, build your website with interactive features like comments and use a great content management system like Word Press.

    Glad you two guys could work this magic here !

  9. Martin on September 30th, 2006 7:49 pm

    Michael - expect an email later on this week.

    Mike - don’t you just love blogs and the conversation … you just never know where things will lead or what potential ideas can be generated - and if something comes of this I know who’ll be getting a complimentary copy. ;)

  10. Mike Sigers on September 30th, 2006 10:03 pm

    Martin, my friend, I absolutely love the interactivity of blogs.

    I have made several deals of late that would have never have come about without blogs and the availability to comment.

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