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Package one part of your method into an accessible paid product. A guide for first-time managers is more specific than a book that promises to fix every leadership problem.
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Your coaching method. Your next ebook to sell.
You already help people make progress. Turn the lessons you teach into a practical coaching ebook, a client guide or a useful free download. Bring the method; draftmybook helps you put it into words.
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One idea. A useful direction.
EXAMPLE PROJECT
Your First 30 Days as a Manager
For new managers preparing for their first team conversations.
- Listen before you change things
- Run your first one-to-ones
- Agree on clear priorities
- Give feedback people can use
An example of how you can organize your idea.
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Made for the way you work
Your best advice should not end with the call.
Clients often need the same explanation again between sessions. A focused guide gives them something to return to and gives new readers a way to understand your approach. Start with one problem you know how to help someone solve, rather than trying to fit your entire practice into one ebook.
Support your clients
Create a companion they can read between sessions, with practical steps, reflection questions and examples. Review the guidance so it matches what you actually teach.
Offer a useful free download
Make a short guide that answers an early client question. You can offer it through your own website or email platform; draftmybook creates the book, not the signup funnel.
Start with a specific reader
A better brief makes a better starting point.
Tell draftmybook who the book is for, what it should cover and what you want to leave out. Here is a brief you could adapt.
Create a practical guide for first-time managers. Teach them to listen before changing things, run useful one-to-ones, agree priorities and give specific feedback. Include conversation examples and reflection prompts. Use my coaching notes to keep the advice consistent with my method.
From idea to editable files
You bring the direction. We help with the draft.
Choose one client problem
Name the reader and the situation they face. Add your process, coaching notes and examples, leaving out private client information.
Shape the guide and try a chapter
Review the proposed outline. If your promise includes a specific number of steps, check that each one is represented. Read the free opening chapter.
Create a product you can stand behind
Pay to complete the guide, choose a cover and download it. Add your professional judgment, then sell it, include it with coaching or offer it as a free resource.
A coaching ebook should reflect your qualifications and experience. Review sensitive advice carefully and remove identifiable client details unless you have permission to use them.
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Read before you decide.
This business guide was generated through draftmybook. Open the contents and first chapter to inspect the writing.
A guide created with draftmybook
The First Client Playbook
Browse the contents and read the first chapter. See the advice, examples and structure a reader would get.
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01 / The starting idea
A practical short guide for freelance graphic designers who have the skills but have never landed a paying client. Help the reader choose one specific client problem they can solve, build a small relevant proof project without inventing clients or testimonials, package a clearly scoped first offer, find suitable prospects and write a respectful outreach message, then run a discovery conversation and set clear project boundaries. Use concrete worked examples, useful checklists and short exercises rather than motivational filler. Be honest that getting clients takes practice and no earnings or timeline is guaranteed. Suggested title: The First Client Playbook. The reader should finish with a focused offer and a practical next action.
02 / The 7-chapter plan
- 01The Commercial Reality Check: Why Great Portfolios Go Unhired
- 02The Wedge: Choosing One Urgent Business Problem
- 03The Authentic Proof Project: Demonstration Without Fabrication
- 04The Frictionless Starter Offer: Scoping, Pricing, and Boundaries
- 05Precision Prospecting and Respectful Outreach
- 06Leading the Discovery Conversation and Protecting Scope
- 07The Pre-Flight Audit and First Deployment
More books to sell. More opportunities to earn.
Starter is $26.99/month, with 300 credits. That is up to 6 short guides or 3 standard novels if used entirely on that format. Mix projects within your allowance; extra generations use credits.
Prefer one project? One written book is $9.99. Monthly credits do not roll over. You handle publication and sales.
Questions from coaches
Can I use my own coaching notes?
Yes. Add your key lessons and instructions, or provide a supported draft file. Focus the brief on the reader and the result you want to help them work toward. Check that the output preserves your method.
Does the guide have to be sold?
No. You can sell it, include it in your coaching offer or distribute it free. You handle delivery, email collection and payments through your own chosen tools.
Can the guide include exercises and checklists?
You can request written exercises, reflection questions, steps and checklists. These are book content, not interactive forms or an online course platform.
Why use a subscription for coaching ebooks?
A credit plan can support separate guides for different client problems and new offers. Choose a plan around how many projects you expect to create; unused monthly credits do not roll over.
What would you like to create?
Describe your reader, your topic and what makes your approach useful. Start with your free chapter sample.
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