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Brandon Stooksbury – How to Write A Book CASE STUDY

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How to write a book case study Brandon Stooksbury

Learn how Brandon Stooksbury went through the writing and self-publishing process with his new book The Wedge Book. We’ll talk about how he came developed the idea, and exactly what it took to get it live in Amazon.

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We talked last week with Matt Rudy about his thoughts on writing a book, but I wanted to get a case study of what it looks like from the instructors point of view.

That’s why I brought in Brandon Stooksbury who recently published his awesome new book The Wedge Book if you haven’t picked up a copy click on the Amazon link and support great work.

This is an awesome product with great content and design. I’m really impressed and think it’s a great model for how to approach the idea, execution, and design.

Looking for an An Owner’s Manual for Your Short Game? http://bit.ly/WEDGEBOOK @StooksburyGolf

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About Brandon

Brandon Stooksbury is an award winning PGA Certified high-performance golf coach and short game specialist with 15+ years experience in player development. He is a regular contributor in Golf Illustrated and Golf Tips Magazine as well as several local and regional golf publications across the country.

Brandon is a native of Knoxville, TN and is the Director of Golf Instruction at the prestigious Idle Hour Club in Macon, GA. For more information and updates please visit www.StooksburyGolf.com.

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