How to Create Intensely Catchy Book Names (Without Too Much of a Struggle)

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Recorded15 Jun 2019

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Naming a book or info-product is often a royal pain in the neck. And that's because most of us tend to sit down at our desk hoping for inspiration to strike. The weird bit is that inspiration is often in some other place altogether. It's right in front of your nose, but often you may not see it. Let's go on a treasure hunt and find out how to get an enticing book title in next to no time. Read online: How To Create Intensely Catchy Book Names (Without Too Much Of A Struggle)

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