Book Rapper: Kill or Commit? The Big Decision

Book Rapper LogoBad news…

The number of subscriptions received was only 30% of what I had as my pass mark to revive Book Rapper.

Good news…

A couple of other opportunities have been created that make Book Rapper viable.

Therefore, I’m pleased to announce that Book Rapper is being revived.

Yippee! I’m pleased about this! Hope you are too…

Thank You

A big thank you to the subscribers who committed with their wallets. I appreciate this and you will be duly rewarded in the ways that you expected – 10 issues over the next 10 months. Plus there’ll be a few added bonuses. I’m out to make sure it’s the best $97 you ever spent!

Thanks also to those of you who offered your thoughts, feedback, suggestions and general thanks for the value you’ve received from Book Rapper previously. I’ve had some great conversations that point to the challenges and opportunities ahead.

The Way Forward

For now…

  • If you’re a subscriber you’ll receive a new issue within two weeks. Plus an email later today asking for your opinions about which books to RAP.
  • If you’re not a subscriber you can still do that for $97. Scroll to the bottom of this page.
  • And, if you don’t want to be a subscriber, you might like to follow along on my blog (right here) as I share about Book Rapper. I’ve identified 10 challenges/trends that Book Rapper will need to address to be successful and I’ll be sharing them in our blog posts over the next couple of weeks. You can add your comments and thoughts there too.
  • If you’d like to send the new issues to your clients with your branding, logo and cover page on it, email me. The offer around this will be available in a couple of days.

And…

The promotional website will stay up for a couple of days then deleted. And, a new Book Rapper website will be created over the next month.

At this stage, I haven’t worked out much more than this. I’m sure there is something obvious and important that I’ve missed here. If I haven’t answered your questions, leave a comment below.

Thanks again for your support. And, may this be the start of something bigger and better for all of us.

PS: My 200th post on this site! Great work me!

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