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The Book Coaching Skills Writers Will Pay For in the Age of AI

For editors, writing teachers, freelancers, and experienced writers who want to turn their expertise into a thriving book coaching business.

NOVEMBER 17th | 8 am PT / 11 am ET

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Writers Have Never Had More Help

There are more writing books, classes, workshops, editors, and online communities than ever before. And now there's AI, which can give a writer feedback on a scene in seconds, suggest a new plot direction, or generate fifty ideas for what to do next.

You would think that with all this help available, writers would have an easier time getting their books written.

But that's not what I'm seeing.

Writers are still getting stuck. They're still second-guessing themselves, wondering if they're on the right track, and abandoning promising projects because they can't figure out how to make the whole thing work.

And here's what I find so interesting: A writer can have all the advice in the world and still not know what to do next.

Why is that?

I think the answer tells us a lot about the kind of help writers actually need—and why they'll pay a skilled book coach to provide it.

If You Help Writers, This Matters.

Maybe you're an editor, a writing teacher, a freelancer, or an experienced author. Maybe you're already coaching writers, formally or informally.

You've spent years developing your expertise, and you want to turn it into a business that earns you a good living doing work you love.

Maybe you're already getting paid to help writers, but every client feels like a new invention. You're figuring out what to offer, what to charge, how much time to spend, and whether you're focusing on the right things.

And now there's AI to contend with. What does a successful book coaching business look like when writers can get so much feedback and advice at the click of a button?

What will writers actually pay for? And what skills do you need to deliver that value?

Those are the questions I want to tackle in this training.

So What IS the Valuable Part?

That's the question at the center of this training.

We'll look at:

Why more feedback isn’t enough.

What writers continue to struggle with despite having more advice, analysis, and tools than ever before—and what that tells us about the help they're willing to pay for.

What great book coaches do differently.

Why knowing about writing isn't the same as knowing how to coach a writer. We'll look at the skills that make the difference: asking better questions, recognizing the real problem, and helping writers make decisions about their work.

How to build a business around those skills.

What changes when you have a reliable coaching methodology instead of relying on your instincts, and how to begin thinking about services writers will value and pay for.

You'll leave with a clearer understanding of which book coaching skills matter most in the age of AI—and how you can build a business around them.

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The Book Coaching Skills Writers Will Pay For in the Age of AI

For editors, writing teachers, freelancers, and experienced writers who want to turn their expertise into a thriving book coaching business.

NOVEMBER 17th | 8 am PT / 11 am ET

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Hi I’m Jennie.

I'm the founder and CEO of Author Accelerator, where we've trained nearly 450 book coaches. I'm also the author of the three Blueprint for a Book books, which have sold more than 20,000 copies, and I've coached writers whose books have landed on the New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestseller lists.

When I started book coaching, I knew how to edit, spot problems in manuscripts, and help writers make their work better. But I was customizing every offer, reading enormous amounts of material, and spending hours preparing. I kept thinking I needed to give writers better feedback.

Eventually I realized I didn't need a better way to edit the pages. I needed a better way to investigate the book. I needed to know what to ask, what to listen for, and how to identify the problem underneath the problem the writer thought they had.

That realization changed the way I coached and eventually became a methodology I've spent more than a decade teaching to other book coaches.

Along the way, I've helped coaches turn their expertise into a business. In this training, I'll share what I've learned about the skills writers value, what they're willing to pay for, and where I see the opportunities for book coaches today.

  • 10+ YEARS TRAINING BOOK COACHES

  • NEARLY 450 CERTIFIED BOOK COACHES

  • 20,000+ BLUEPRINT BOOKS SOLD

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Let's Talk About the Future of Your Book Coaching Business.

If you already know how to help writers, I want to show you how to think about the skills, services, and opportunities that can turn that expertise into a thriving business.

FREE LIVE TRAINING

NOVEMBER 17th | 8 am PT / 11 am ET

Can't make it live? Register anyway and we'll send you the recording.