Write A Better Book – Grow Your Business

The help Vicky has given me in getting Hack the Buyer Brain together has meant that for three months I’ve had nearly two interviews a week about the book.

I sold enough books on my prelaunch to pay for the first print run. I have two brand new clients who have come directly through the book – both of whom came to me within a day of reading the book.

I’ve recently won an award for Outstanding Contribution to my field as a result of the content of the book – which officially makes it an award-winning book. It’s also been made required reading for the Content Marketing Academy, as well as part of the syllabus for two universities in the UK.

I get consistent compliments and messages from readers who have said it’s changed everything for them. People are starting to get results from the content too.

And as a result of all this, I cannot rave enough about what Vicky has done.

Anyone serious about writing the best business book they’re capable of should follow your beetle steps. It’s bloody marvellous, because:

• While the world’s full of snake oil sellers and gurus saying they have an ‘easy’ way to write a book, you never pretend it’s easy. That’s not your schtick. You show people it’s worth doing it right, and that’s damn hard work, but so much better.
• You then break it down into digestible chunks. It’s less daunting. Each feels doable.
• You’re real and relatable-to. And honest about mistakes.
• It’s proven. You’ve done it. Your clients have done it.
• It makes sense. It’s for people who are do-ers. It feels like you’ve got clients’ backs. It’s not a shitty cynical sales tool. If people take the beetle steps they’ll have a book written. And a book they can be proud of.