Things are slow, really slow, right now for most celebrities.
Many movie and TV production sets are still on full or limited lockdown. And viewer numbers for awards shows like the Oscars, Grammys and Golden Globes are at all-time lows. Celebs not only feel forgotten. They have a lot of time on their hands.
That's why you should be contacting them now to convince them to endorse your book or project. With little to do, celebs are staying in touch with their fans more than ever on social media. If just one of them tells thousands, maybe even a million, adoring fans about you on Facebook or Instagram, that could be the jolt that sends sales for your book, course, or speaking gigs skyrocketing.
David Friedman, a first-time author, convinced celebrities including John Travolta, Suzanne Somers, Denise Austin and Joy Bauer to endorse his book, "Food Sanity."
The endorsements helped him sell more than 41,000 books in his first week alone. And he has a 90 percent success rate getting them to say "yes."
Want to use his methods to land endorsements for your own work?
Learn how tomorrow--Wednesday, May 5--when Steve Harrison interviews David during a free web class on "How to Get Celebrities to Endorse and Promote Your Book or Project." Choose the time that's best for you: 2, 7 or 10 p.m. Eastern.
You will learn:
--3 surprising reasons celebs and well-known people are willing to give you an endorsement for free.
--4 steps to getting an endorsement from a famous person you don't know and who doesn't know you.
--How to get on their radar BEFORE you ask for a favor.
--How to partner with nonprofits to sell more books. One nonprofit alone helped David sell more than 1,000 books in one day.
--The 3 best days to send an email asking for an endorsement, and tips for finding contact info for hard-to-reach celebrities.
Just ONE endorsement from a well-known celebrity or influencer in your niche could be worth a bundle--even if your book or project isn't finished yet.
Your friend,
Joan
P. S.
Clear your calendar so you can attend live. Steve seldom offers the replays afterward.