How would a book fit your practice?
Eight questions about how clients find you, what they ask and who refers them. You get a one-page plan: where the book would do work, a draft chapter list from your clients' own questions, and what to have reviewed before anything is published.
Where a book fits your practice
It maps the book onto how clients already find you
A practice book is not a separate marketing project. It works inside the client process you already have. The worksheet asks where clients come from and what they need to hear before they trust you, then shows where the book would be handed over, sent or quoted.
Uses, not promises
The plan lists specific uses, such as a copy to each referral partner or a chapter sent after a first call is booked. It does not predict revenue. How a book wins clients explains why each use works.
Chapters from real questions
Your clients' three most common questions become the spine of a draft chapter list. Choosing a topic for your practice goes further.
The review you will need
Each profession gets a short list of what to have checked: compliance review for advisors, bar rules and confidentiality for attorneys, patient privacy for clinicians.
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Common questions
How does a book help a professional practice?
It does work at the points where clients decide whether to trust you: before a first meeting, when a referral partner mentions you, and when a prospect compares you with someone else. The worksheet maps those points in your own practice so you can see whether a book would help there.
Does the worksheet tell me how much money a book will make?
No. Any number it gave would be a guess about your practice. It shows where the book would be used and what to count once it exists: books handed out, conversations started, clients who mention it.
Can I turn the questions my clients ask into a book?
Yes, and it is one of the best ways to pick a topic for a practice book. The questions clients ask in a first meeting are the ones your next clients are already asking themselves. The worksheet turns your three into a draft chapter list.
I am in a regulated profession. Is a book allowed?
Generally yes, with review. Advisors, attorneys and physicians each have rules about public communications, client confidentiality or patient privacy. The worksheet adds the checklist for your profession. It is a list of what to ask your compliance team, bar or privacy officer, not legal advice.
Is anything I type saved?
No. The worksheet runs in your browser and keeps your answers only in this tab. Nothing is sent unless you choose to send the optional form below.