AI Book Writing Strategies

If you've followed some of my AI Masterclasses on YouTube you know that I'm obsessed with converting my content into books:

• I've shown you how to ai convert your newsletter content into a book.

• I've shown you today how to cold email CEOs to ask them to be featured in a "CEO Advice" book. Using AI to turn this content into a Robin Sharma 5:00 am Club-style book.

• I've shown you how to convert an hour-long YouTube video into a Kindle book with AI.

The "Why" behind the "Book Thesis" is simple: everyone has a different way of consuming content:

• Some brains prefer short videos (Gen Z).

• Some brains like mine prefer Audible and Wikipedia Content.

• 2 years ago my brain was into Kindle and YouTube videos.

You need to have different offer formats to maximize your chances of converting. These various formats also have their usefulness at various steps of the funnel. Say short-form content that redirects to a newsletter and a newsletter that redirects to a Kindle book.

Books are great, they are the ultimate business card if you want to get into someone's pocket. They are authority pieces.

Books shouldn't be used as direct monetization channels, they should be used as lead magnets.

Gritty humans want to finish books, and every time they open your book at night they are thinking of you while slipping into a subconscious state. A marketer's dream.

I personally promote my companies in the margins of a book, so that someone can find me at any time. Kindle is an app on phones, remember? This means traffic and leads.

Books are notoriously hard to write, this is where AI is a saviour. AI will get you from 0 to 1 pretty fast, and in a world where being first matters, leveraging AI gives you an unfair advantage.

You want to start with unique insights that only YOU have, but have AI develop and amplify your message.

I use bookwritegpt.com (my own SaaS) to save time and deploy books on Kindle extremely fast (first mover's advantage).

I've also used a combo of Persana AI and ChatGPT's analysis tool to pack up "769 CEO Strategies" types of books.

As a result; kindle sends me about 10 leads per day. Leads that I'd pay 10-200$ each in a normal B2B situation.

What are you waiting for?