- Should my lead-magnet book be free or paid?
- Both have a job. Free books build your list fast and work best when the objection-killer or beginner's-map angle is doing the selling. A cheap paid book (under $20) filters for buyers, people who pay once are far more likely to pay again for the course.
- How long should a course companion book be?
- Short. 8,000-15,000 words is plenty. The goal isn't comprehensiveness, it's momentum. A reader who finishes in one sitting and immediately wants more is worth more than one who never finishes a 300-page book.
- Won't a book cannibalize course sales?
- Only if it teaches the same depth. A book that gets someone a real result on one narrow piece of your topic while making clear there's a bigger system behind it drives course sales, it doesn't replace them.
- Can I turn existing course material into a book?
- Yes, but don't just copy-paste lesson transcripts. Restructure it around a standalone promise (a workbook, a case study set, an objection-killer) so it reads like a real book, not a repackaged module.
- How fast can I get a book like this built on Quari?
- Most course creators go from topic to finished draft in a single sitting. You bring the expertise and the angle, Quari handles structuring the manuscript and getting it into a sellable format.