What this is

Productised teaching built from the same body of work. A cohort course or licensed curriculum extends the life of the thinking and creates a revenue line that is not consulting hours.

What it looks like in practice

  • Curriculum design from the existing framework
  • Cohort or self paced format decision based on your time
  • Pricing and enrolment strategy
  • Delivery systems so it does not consume your calendar

What you get

Deliverables, stated up front.

Included in scope

  • Curriculum and module structure
  • Teaching materials
  • Enrolment and pricing plan
  • Delivery and operations setup

Where it sits

Part of Book & IP Development.

Turning a point of view into an asset with a spine.

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How we work on it

Inside Book & IP Development.

A point of view with a spine behaves differently to a point of view in a feed. A book, a named framework or a taught course turns your thinking into something that can be cited, licensed and inherited. It is the slowest authority asset and the longest lasting.

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01  Name the method

Extract the framework you already use, name it, and test it in public.

02  Proposal

Overview, market, comparable titles, chapter outline and sample chapters.

03  Route to publication

Agent introductions, publisher approach, or a controlled self published path.

04  Extend

Course, licensing, keynote adaptation and the derivative assets.

Frequently asked

Questions about book & ip development.

How long does a book take?

Twelve to twenty four months to publication on a traditional route. Six to nine on a controlled self published route.

Do you ghostwrite the whole book?

We structure, interview, draft and edit. The argument has to be yours or the book will not survive its first serious interview.

Is a book worth it commercially?

Rarely as a revenue line. Frequently as a credential that changes which rooms you are invited into.

Also in Book & IP Development

Related services.

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