This Monday I’m breaking down exactly how I go from Book Idea to Getting Customers For Your Business in 90 Days.
This is the same process I’ve used and I’ve coached people through.
Most people try to limp into a business with half ideas, but something I believe in very strongly is getting the idea and category for your business right BEFORE you ever write your book.
I’ll show you 3 big shifts you need to make for this to work.
How to know your book will make money before you write it.
I’ve written 31 books. 2 of them really make me money, and the difference had nothing to do with how good they were. I now know why and I’m sharing it live.How to get found, get trusted, and get called, without posting every day.
There’s a way to make one setup do the work a year of content would do. Most authors never turn it on.How a reader becomes a customer without you ever selling them.
I built a $750k/yr business by talking more people out of buying than into it. The path from page to payment is shorter than you think, and it’s right in plain sight.
I charge $500/hr to work with people 1 on 1, but I want to workshop this live with 2 people FOR FREE.
EVENT: Book to Business: Go From Book Idea to Customers in 90 Days
DATE: Monday September 28th
TIME: 7-9 pm (EST)
To qualify you gotta do 3 things.
Leave a comment with one sentence about you or your topic that will make me want to work with you live. Could be a hook, your story, your book idea, industry, sell me on helping you.
Register to attend at the Zoom Link
Show up live on Monday
This event I’ve carved out 2 hours to pour into everyone there. Yes 2 people will be the focus but bring your pen I PROMISE you will come away with so many ideas.
Can’t wait to see you Monday.
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