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One of the most common questions we get from potential authors who are about to write a book is something along the lines of:

“How do I use my book to make money? How can I make sure I get an ROI on my time and money?”

It’s a reasonable question.

The bad news is you will probably not make (substantial) money by selling copies of your book.

The good news: there are so many other ways you can make money with a book—and usually a lot more money than you’d make by focusing on selling copies.

In this Scribe Guide, we'll cover 20 different ways you can leverage to turn your book into a profit-generating machine.

1. Consulting Services
2. Paid Speaking
3. Professional Services
4. Coaching Services
5. Clients for Your Agency
6. Sell a Physical Product
7. Paid Community/Mastermind Groups
8. Freelance Clients
9. Workshops and Group Teaching
10. Raise Money from Investors
11. Recruit People to Work for your Company
12. Promote “Done for You” Services
13. Sell a Video Course/Information Product
14. Sell a Software/SaaS Product
15. Change Careers
16. Get Investing Opportunities and Be Asked to Join Boards
17. Promote a Facility or Conference
18. Attract High Net Worth Clients
19. Taxes and Write-Offs
20. Book Sales

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If you are ready to write your book, click here.