How to Write Non-Fiction Book Introductions Without Boring Your Reader

Non-fiction book introductions are so boring most of the time. And, that is a huge mistake for an author to make because it's one of the first parts of your book a potential reader will look at. When they click the 'look inside' feature on Amazon, or flip open a copy of your book at the store, they will be faced with the introduction. And, most of the advice out there will tell you to introduce your topic, tell the reader why you wrote the book, explain what is in the book, and then outline your credentials. That is boring just thinking about it, isn't it?



In this video, author and Book Launchers founder Julie Broad walks you through five tips for making your non-fiction book introduction pack a punch and grab the readers' attention so you get more book sales. She also uses popular author Rachel Hollis as an example of what not to do in your book introduction (but a great way to start Chapter 1).


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