Are you a pro chef, personal chef, nutritionist, or caterer who wants to showcase your great recipes and create some additional income with a cookbook for your customers?

If the answer is YES…Read on.

Are you excited about the idea of having your own cookbook but don’t know the first thing about putting a cookbook together? Have people told you they want copies of your recipes but you don’t know where to begin? If writing a cookbook is something you have considered, think about this: What could be more exhilarating than the enjoyment of selling your very own cookbook and making money at the same time?

Consider the following questions.

• Is writing a cookbook one of your burning heart’s desires?
• Have your family and friends raved about your cooking and asked, no, begged you for your recipes?
• Have they mentioned that if you had a cookbook, they would buy it?
• Do you have an idea for a cookbook, but don’t know how to get it going?
• Do you want to preserve your family heirloom recipes?
• Do you own a restaurant, Bed & Breakfast, cafe, or tea house?
• Have you always thought it would be fun and profitable to have your own cookbook?
• Are you part of association or a non-profit organization looking for a way to raise money?

If you answered YES to any of the above questions, you must join me Laura Denktash, AKA ‘The Cookbook Coach’, and Alicia Dunams on our upcoming monthly teleseminar coaching program where you’ll learn…

How to produce a cookbook from A-Z with seamless effort and ease

How to use your ‘kitchen knowledge’ to create new income from information and customers you already have

How to avoid the most costly mistakes people make when they publish and market their first cookbook and what to do instead

How you can add an extra 1,000-5,000 each month after doing the work only once

How to leverage your cookbook to book speaking engagements and TV appearances

Plus much, much more!

Join me and Alicia and learn the most essential keys to publishing and profiting from your first cookbook (and selling tons of it). Are you ready to finally start making some money with your kitchen know-how? Reserve your space on the call now (before all the slots are taken)…

Sign up by May 31, 2010 and receive absolutely FREE, a BONUS 30 minute personal coaching call with me and Alicia (a $500.00 value!)

Contact me below for class details to reserve your spot now!

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For those of you who are familiar with my proprietary system ” The 7 Secrets of a Successful Self-Published Cookbook,”  you know that that the “book proposal” is the foundation of the system.

Why? A book proposal, when properly written, is the business plan for your book. The book proposal will be the key to your success whether you self-publish your work, or you submit your work to a traditional publisher.

Either way, you need it.

You must have a winning book proposal to stand out amoungst the piles of manuscripts sitting on the publisher’s desk.

There cannot be a successful book launch without a plan.

That’s why I’ve built the book proposal exercise into my 7 Secrets system. It works wonders for those who want to self publish.

And, if you want to go the publishing route, it will prepare you to submit your work to a traditional publisher.

I want you to be prepared for both, so you have choices. One good method is to go ahead and self-publish first, making sure all of the steps are skillfully executed.

That way, you will be a complete package. A publisher will see that the work has been done, and you and your book will be more attractive to a publisher.

Especially if you’ve already self-published your book and are working your business plan!

Publishers want to know how you are going to market your book. That’s why there is no getting around the book proposal. The book proposal forces you to write your marketing plan.

And through the book proposal template that I use, you’ll be guaranteed that your marketing plan is written in the way the publishers expect. The bottom line here is—you owe it to yourself first.

So through the power of the book proposal, this is what I’d like to help you with. Here’s the scenario:

1. We’ve created your book proposal including your dynamic marketing plan

2. We’ve crafted your unique “personal brand”

3. We’ve set the foundation for your “author’s platform”

4. We’ve identified your ideal customer

5. You’ve written your cookbook

Now, you’ll be ready to go.

If this sounds like a good plan, please contact me. I’m available for a 30-minute consultation at no charge to you.

Here’s to your success!