How to Make Your First $10,000 As A Book Coach
A 10-step roadmap for defining your ideal clients, pricing your packages, marketing your services, and making sure you have the “I can DO this” energy you need to succeed
What You Get in the Business of Book Coaching Start-Up Kit
10 steps to making money, meaning, and joy. These are the pillars of a great book coaching business and we give you a roadmap for how to make them a reality.
Email and social media post swipe copy so you know how to find your first paying clients.
Confidence, excitement, and “Let’s DO this!” energy. If you are drawn to the idea of running a business built around your love of books, the Business of Book Coaching Start-Up Kit is going to fire you up!
A template for the Money, Meaning, and Joy Book Coaching Business Plan which brings together all your work from the Start-Up Kit into a coherent whole. You can see exactly where your Zone of Genius lies and start building a business that gives you (you guessed it!) money, meaning, and joy
40 pages of written lessons that walk you through how to make your first $10,000. These are the same basic actions you’ll take to make your first $50,000. Want to make more? You can! Details in the kit.
Lessons on mindset so you put an end to imposter syndrome and start thinking of yourself as an entrepreneur who is offering your clients a transformation they feel good about paying for.
Examples of packages and pricing so you can see exactly what a book coach does to serve their writers and exactly what you might make in your first year (and beyond.)
6 specific marketing ideas and examples from Author Accelerator Certified Coaches who undertook them so you can see that marketing doesn’t have to be pushy or unpleasant.
Hi I’m Jennie Nash
I’m the founder and CEO of Author Accelerator.
We’re on a mission to lead the emerging book coaching industry.
We’ve certified more than 300 book coaches who are working with all kinds of writers all over the world, helping them write better books and figure out how to get those books into reader’s hands.
I’m a huge evangelist for book coaching because I have seen firsthand what an enormous impact it makes on the writer and their work. As one of my recent clients said to me, “I feel grateful for this whole process with you. I (finally!) love what I wrote. How does anyone do this without a book coach?!”
Being a book coach also has an enormous impact on the coach. We make all the decisions about our business, call all the shots, and utilize all our talents — for words and ideas, for stories, for people, and for making meaning.
I’m excited to introduce you to what your book coaching business might look like.