Book Writing Service
Book Writing Services for Experts and Business Owners
You explain your method to clients every week. We turn it into a book: structured around the questions your readers actually ask, written in your voice, and researched so every claim holds up.
- Written by an in-house team, never subcontracted
- All rights transferred to you
- First chapter sent for approval before the rest
- Revisions included until the brief is met
The problem
Expertise does not organise itself into chapters
Most experts who want a book already have more than enough material. Years of client work, talks, frameworks on whiteboards and answers to the same twenty questions. What is missing is a structure that takes a reader from where they are to where they want to be, without repeating itself or wandering into everything else you know.
Business books also fail in a predictable way: they read like a long sales brochure. Readers notice quickly when a book is holding back the useful part to sell a consultation, and they stop recommending it.
A good expert book gives the method away generously. That is exactly what makes the right readers want to work with the person who wrote it.
Book types
Nonfiction books we write
Authority books
A book that sets out your approach to a problem in your field. Used to win speaking slots, open doors with larger clients and explain what you do before the first meeting.
Business and leadership books
Lessons from building or running a company: strategy, management, sales, culture. Built on your own cases rather than borrowed theory.
How-to and practical guides
Step-by-step books that leave the reader able to do something: manage money, run a process, learn a skill. Clear structure matters more than style here.
Coaching and self-development
Your programme in book form, with exercises and examples, written so a reader can make progress alone and knows where to go for more.
Professional and industry books
For doctors, lawyers, accountants, engineers and other specialists writing for clients or peers. Technical accuracy checked against your own review.
Company and founder stories
The history of a business or the story behind it, for anniversaries, clients and staff, written to be read rather than filed.
Not sure which option fits?
Send us the brief. You will get a scope, a timeline and a fixed price within 24 hours — no obligation.
Structure
How we build a nonfiction book
We start with the reader's problem, not your table of contents. Before any outline, we agree a one-sentence promise the book makes to its reader and the change it should produce by the last page. Every chapter has to move the reader toward that, and anything that does not is cut, however interesting.
Your framework then becomes the spine. Each chapter usually makes one point, shows it with a story from your work, explains how to apply it and deals with the objection a sceptical reader would raise. Stories and examples come from interviews with you, which is also how the book ends up sounding like you rather than a textbook.
Length follows the content. Many business and expert books land somewhere between about 30,000 and 60,000 words; a tightly focused book can be shorter and still be taken seriously. We recommend a length when we propose the outline.
How it works
Our book writing process
Be as involved as you like. Some clients review every chapter closely; others want a few interviews and a finished draft.
1. Order details
Your topic, your reader, what you want the book to do for your business, and any material you have. No table of contents yet? We write one.
2. Outline and interviews
A chapter outline for approval, then interviews to draw out your method, stories and examples chapter by chapter.
3. First chapter for approval
One chapter in full so you can confirm the tone and depth. Once you approve it, we write the remaining chapters.
4. Feedback and revisions
Chapters sent in batches for your comments. Changes are made as we go, and revisions continue until the brief is met.
5. Editing and cover
Every chapter edited and proofread by a senior editor, and a cover page designed by our design team.
6. Final review and delivery
The complete manuscript for your final review, with as much time as you need, then delivery and transfer of rights.
- A reader promise and chapter outline agreed before drafting
- Interviews to capture your method, cases and examples
- Research and source-checking for any statistics, studies or quotations
- Exercises, checklists or worksheets where the book needs them
- Editing and proofreading by a senior editor
- Cover page design
- The manuscript in Word, with all rights transferred to you
Pricing
What a nonfiction book costs
Book writing is quoted per project, with its own timeline. The price is driven by length, the amount of research, how much usable material you already have and how many interview hours the book needs. A focused how-to book built from your existing talks and articles costs less than a long book that needs original research.
You get a fixed quote and a payment schedule tied to delivered chapters. Editing, interior layout, publishing support and a matching ebook edition can be added to the same project.
We do not promise sales figures or a publishing deal. We do promise a manuscript you are proud to hand to a client.
Free proposal
Tell us the goal. We’ll send the plan.
Share your requirements and a strategist gets back to you within 24 hours with scope, timeline and a fixed price. No obligation, no sales pressure.
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Response within 24 hours
Usually much sooner during business hours.
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Talk to a strategist
Not a call centre — the person who scopes your work.
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Fixed pricing upfront
You approve the number before anything starts.
Prefer to talk?
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Questions about book writing services
Still unsure about something? Talk to a specialist — no script, no sales pitch.
No. You need to know your subject and be willing to talk about it. Interviews, recordings of talks, slides and articles give the writer what they need. Your main job is reviewing chapters and making sure the advice is right.
Yes. You are the author and all rights transfer to you. We take no credit and no royalties unless you choose to acknowledge the writer. Our ghostwriting page explains confidentiality and the NDA we sign on request, and how a 'with' credit works if you want one.
There is no fixed rule. Many business and expert books fall roughly between 30,000 and 60,000 words, and busy readers often prefer the shorter end. We recommend a length in the outline based on what your method genuinely needs to be explained well.
Yes, and it usually helps. We use them as raw material, rewritten into a structured book rather than pasted in, so the book has a single argument and avoids repeating content readers can already find on your website. Material that does not fit the book's promise is set aside rather than squeezed in.
Each book is quoted with its own timeline after the first call. Length, research and how quickly you can review chapters are the main factors. If you need copies for an event or launch date, tell us at the start.
Yes. We offer editing, cover and interior design, and self-publishing support for print and ebook editions. You can also take the finished manuscript to any traditional publisher or literary agent instead; it is entirely yours to place however you choose.
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