How Much Detail Should My Book Proposal Include? | Episode 23

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How Much Detail Should My Book Proposal Include? | Episode 23

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On this episode of the Book Proposal Podcast, Debra Eckerling answers the question, “How much detail should my book proposal include?” While it’s easy to assume that more information will make a proposal stronger. In reality, however, too much detail can work against you. A book proposal is not the book — its job is to sell the book. That means the goal is clarity, not completion. In this episode, Debra walks you through three core sections of a book proposal — concept, context, and content — and explains how important it is to find the right balance between too much and not enough. She says it’s only okay to draft a long proposal at first - get everything out of your head and onto the page - and then refine it so only the most essential, compelling pieces remain. If you think you’re overexplaining, overloading, or oversharing in your proposal, you probably are. This episode will help you trust your instincts, sharpen your focus, and create a proposal that gets decision-makers excited about your book. *** Book Proposal Expert Debra Eckerling is the author of "Your Goal Guide" and "52 Secrets for Goal‑Setting and Goal‑Getting." Have a question about book proposals? Email Deb@TheBookProposalExpert.com. You might hear your question answered on a future episode! Connect with Deb on LinkedIn and follow @TheDEBMethod for more resources and tips. Learn more at TheBookProposalExpert.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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