Aug 8 • Book Planning & AI Tools
Finding Your Profitable Book Idea
Let’s get this straight, there’s a HUGE difference between writing a book and writing a book that pays you back.
Anyone can write 40,000 words and call it a day.
But if you want your book to open doors, build your brand, and create income streams? You’ve got to start with the right idea.
The Big Mistake Most Authors Make
They start with what they want to say instead of what their audience is dying to hear. And that’s why their book becomes a passion project that nobody reads, buys, or talks about.
Here’s the Fix: 3 Steps to Your Profitable Book Idea
1️⃣ Start With a Problem, Not a Topic
Don’t just write “a book about business. ”Write a book that solves a specific problem for a specific audience. If you’re a coach, what’s the one result your clients pay you for over and over? That’s your book.
2️⃣ Test the Market Before You Write
If nobody’s searching for it, buying it, or talking about it, why waste your time? Post content on your topic. See what gets engagement. Run polls. Ask questions. The internet will tell you exactly what your audience cares about… if you’re listening.
3️⃣ Reverse Engineer the Money
Where do you want the reader to go after reading your book?
- A coaching program?
- A course?
- A consulting package? Your book is the front door. The money is made in the rooms beyond it.
Here’s A Truth Bomb 💣
Your profitable book idea is sitting in the overlap between:
- What you’re great at
- What your audience will pay for
- What the market actually wants right now
Stop waiting for “inspiration.” Start listening, testing, and building the book your future clients are already looking for.
💬 Comment BOOK IDEA and I’ll send you my AI prompt that helps you validate a profitable book concept in under 10 minutes.
—Minolta
AI Book Coach
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