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  <title>how to write a book that gets you clients | 257</title>
  <description>In this episode, Jerred breaks down how to turn a simple book into a powerful client acquisition system. Instead of writing a book that just sits on a shelf, you’ll learn how to build an “authority system” that attracts high-value clients and pays for its own marketing. Here’s what you’ll learn: 1️⃣ Why entrepreneurs should write books for clients (not royalties) 2️⃣ How to write a sharp book that solves one problem for one specific person 3️⃣ The pricing strategy that turns your book into an impulse buy 4️⃣ How to build a simple funnel with an upsell that pays for your ads 5️⃣ The self-liquidating offer model that lets you run traffic for free 6️⃣ How to convert readers into $2,000+ clients using a follow-up system Takeaways:  Your book is not a revenue stream...it’s a client acquisition tool. Solve one problem for one person instead of trying to write a broad, unfocused book. Price your book low to maximize reach and volume. Use an upsell to cover ad costs and create a self-liquidating funnel. Follow up with readers to ensure they consume your content and move toward your offer. A well-built book funnel can turn a $5 product into high-ticket clients.  Connect with Jerred: 🌐 Website: https://better.biz 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jerred.moon/ </description>
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