Will you give me 15 minutes?

Great!

I'll give you a tip...

If you cannot afford paid ads, then this is the best and easiest marketing tips you can use:

Write the next book.

Not only will it help you stay clear of expenses. Writing the next book will do more for your royalties than wasting time on Facebook or sharing pictures of your cover on Instagram.

Writing the next book will also help you improve your skills. Which, in turn, will help get more sales.

So how can you write more books?

It all starts with a few minor changes in your daily routines.

Hi, I'm Britt Malka, and I used to be a serial procrastinator.

One minor change in my daily routine turned me into a prolific writer overnight.

These days, it's rare that I procrastinate.

Instead, I write and publish a new book nearly every week.

And the wonderful thing is that the more I do that, the more money I make, the better I write, and the more motivated I become.

It's an anti-vicious circle.

I highly recommend it. It makes you feel good and accomplished.

It makes you want to go Tarzan on your chest and wild-hammer it with your fists.

But the reality is different.

I used to play the "when I" game.

• When I get a computer, I will write a book
• When I get a bigger computer, I will write a book
• When I get the time, I will write a book

Somehow, I never got the idea of just starting. It was always a thing I pushed into the future.

For when the conditions were ideal.

Guess what? They never are.

You'll always have...

• Kids
• Grand-kids
• Pets
• Work
• Sickness
• Vacation
• The wrong computer
• The wrong home
• The wrong spouse

There'll always be something eating up our time and energy.

The trick is to overcome all those objections. They are only there to do one thing:

Keep us away from the dangers of putting ourselves out there by writing a book.

Only written and published books can create royalties.

And the funny thing is that you may not sell that one book.

Not even the second. Or third.

Back when I was on Facebook from time to time, I would often see people ask for help in writer's groups. They wrote all these books... Four or five in a series. And they had practically no sales.

A lot of people would reply and try to help the poster, who was sad and pessimistic. They even sometimes considered finding a stupid job, flipping burgers or cleaning toilets.

And then silence.

Not a word from them for months until someone stumbled over the old thread and asked:

"How is it going now? Still struggling?"

And the original poster would say, "Oh, no, sales suddenly took off. I'm doing more than well."

It's a question of mere statistics.

If you have one book out there among thousands in your genre, it may be 1/1000. That's hard to find.

Two books, and now you have 2/1000 = 1/500. Easier now.

And with each new book, the fraction works more and more in your favor.

Can you imagine having 1000 books out there? What would your chances of getting found be then? It would be impossible not to find you, right?

Luckily, you don't need 1000 books most of the time. But you do need to write the next book to get to where you'll make sales.

If you give me 15 minutes, I'll show you the tweaks I did to my daily routines which completely changed my writing-life.

For me that meant no more procrastination (almost) and a lot more books written.

Now I can't even imagine a day where I'm not writing at least 4  or 5,000 words.

I've found my method and now it can be yours.

This will work for all genres.

Whether you write romance, cozy mystery, thrillers, anything...

Even nonfiction.

This is about how you find the time to make it happen.

And yes, it sounds simple. Simple works best every time. This is a life-changer in the right hands.

All you need to do now is to add your contact information below and use either your card or PayPal account, and you'll have my method in your hands a few minutes later.

What do you say? Does that sound like something you would like to do?

Stop procrastinating, write more, publish more and soon get more sales?

If so, it starts right below this text.

So unless you're happy with your present state... of how much writing you have the time and energy for and how many books you sell... then it could mean a complete change of course for your writing life.

See if it doesn't help you as much as it has helped me.