We want titles that are catchy, provocative and unforgettable.

While your book title clearly tells readers what the book is all about, the multi-faceted subtitle's job is to talk about the detailed benefits that readers will receive from your book.

Don't look down on the power of subtitles. It can do so much for your book, and it can complement your book title as well. So, let's find out how you can tap into all these benefits.

A subtitle is just a subheading that allows you to add more information to it and thus bring home the real point and benefit of your book.

SELECTING A GOOD BOOK SUBTITLE

Be Specific, Be Bold

Think of the subtitles as a small, aggressive salesman selling your book to the general public.

Your subtitle is an opportunity to tell potential readers exactly what your book is going to deliver.

Don't waste that chance by being indecisive.



Step 1: List all benefits in the book

The first step in building a solid subtitle requires you to articulate all the benefits that your book will have on your readers.

We're going to break this down.

Imagine a book about saving and investing more.

What are all the benefits a reader would take away from reading this book?

Ideally, readers would learn to minimize their spending, keep more money at work, be better off in business, buy things in bulk, have more time to travel, get up early in the morning to take good care of their health because health is wealth.

Now, try to apply this lesson to your own book.

What are the unique benefits your readers will have from reading your book?

List each and every benefit you can introduce.

Use your imagination and write down even the smallest or most far-fetched ideas that cross your mind.

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... Write down even the smallest or most fast-fetched ideas that cross your mind.

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