Short instructional video in which Julie Broad (Book Broad of BookLaunchers.com) explains how podcasters can turn existing episode content into a nonfiction book to grow their podcast and business. She gives three concrete steps: (1) choose a theme/hook that defines the book’s benefit to readers; (2) map podcast episodes into a table of contents so each chapter supports the theme; (3) identify missing material and either record new episodes or write to fill gaps. The video notes that following these steps gets you roughly 80% toward a first draft, after which editing, chapter intros, and a conclusion are needed; it ends with a call-to-action to promote the podcast in the book and contact BookLaunchers.com for help.
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Are you a podcaster?
Have you thought about writing a book to help you grow your podcast, attract more sponsors, and create a new revenue stream for your podcast and business?
Good news, you might already have a lot of content to create that book. Stick around.
Hey, I'm Julie the Book Broad with Book launchers dot com.
We're a professional self publishing team that will help you write, publish and and.
Sell a nonfiction book to grow your.
Business and your podcast.
So you've got dozens, maybe hundreds of episodes already. Maybe you've even had them all transcribed. What can you do to turn it into a book?
Well, I've got three tips for you. Number one Pick a theme.
This is the hook for your book.
The theme that you hang every chapter off of. This is the benefit of your book.
What's in it for your reader? Generally, it's how you'll make them better.
Looking richer, more popular, or happier. Or give them something else they want.
In a way that they haven't heard before.
Number two Brainstorming a table of contents. Make sure every topic you choose is a subtopic or a supporting topic to.
That hook that you've already decided on.
Go through the episodes in your podcast and figure out which ones fit in.
With the items on your table of contents.
Number three Note the areas where you.
Might be missing material.
Where you're missing material, you have a choice.
You can record more episodes to fill in the blanks, or do some writing to fill it in.
When you're done all this, you're at least 80% of the way to to a first draft, which can be sent to editors to polish and perfect.
You'll still have to write some compelling sub headlines, introduce each chapter, and lead the reader from one concept to the next.
So there's still a little bit of work to do, and probably you'll need.
A final chapter or at least a conclusion. But isn't it nice to know that all your hours of hard work on your podcast could be turned into a.
Great book and repurposed to reach a new audience? Just be sure to promote your podcast in your book.
If you want a team who helps.
Podcasters write, publish and sell a fantastic.
Podcast and business boosting nonfiction book, contact.
Us book launchers.com application if you like this video, hit that thumbs up button.
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