Quick Update and a Scope Question…

Just wanted to give you a quick update on my book progress, and also ask you for your feedback on a super important question – likely later than I should’ve asked! :|

First, a quick update: Table of Contents has been done for over a month and the writing has been going well. Word count wise, I hit 21,409 words yesterday which is really great progress, especially after being offline for a few weeks during the holidays. I’m grateful that the writing comes easily!

As we all know, though, the real work will be in editing and cutting out what’s not needed.

Now, for my question for you… Every nonfiction book worth reading has figured out its ideal readers, promise, and scope…

In Write Useful Books, Rob talks about the importance of the Reader, Promise, and Scope.
Me, in my happy place. At a cafe, hot cuppa, and a good book. In Write Useful Books, Rob talks about the importance of the Reader, Promise, and Scope.

This is where I would love your feedback…

Here’s what I have for my book’s reader profile, promise, and scope:

My book is specifically for founders who’ve launched their business, are generating revenue, and have a flow of customers. If what got you to where you are now isn’t working and you’re feeling stuck, this playbook may be for you. If you are still thinking about starting a business or don’t know how to get customers for your new business, this book isn’t for you. Inside, you’ll discover the three levers in your business that you can pull on to grow gross revenue – and profit. This isn’t just theory – these are tried and true techniques that have helped entrepreneurs with businesses like yours to get unstuck and rediscover the passion and excitement that comes from real business growth.

How does this resonate? Is this profile, promise, and scope well enough defined in your eyes? Do you feel this is specific enough? What do you think I should remove?

Thank you so much for joining me on this journey and for your candid feedback as I go!