The Authority Launch System
Build the book and the business behind your expertise.
A 12-week build followed by a 12-week launch and implementation phase. Connect your manuscript, publishing assets, reader funnel, and offer strategy in one engagement.
What does the Authority Launch System bring together?
The Authority Launch System combines a 12-week build with a 12-week launch and implementation phase. The existing program connects manuscript and publishing preparation with a reader funnel, course framework, community, visibility assets, and authority development. The written proposal defines the work, approvals, third-party costs, and specific boundaries of each deliverable.
Paid in full
$10,000 upfront + 5 monthly payments of $5,000. Total: $35,000.
Discuss This Program↗Final scope, payment schedule, and terms confirmed in your written IME proposal.
Your Next Chapter Starts Here
Weeks 1–6 · Message & manuscript
Manuscript development and ghostwriting scope, cover direction, interior layout, ISBN planning, KDP and Draft2Digital setup.
Weeks 7–12 · Reader experience
Five-step funnel, order bumps and one-time offers, email and consent-based SMS, course framework, community, and CRM.
Weeks 13–18 · Launch & visibility
Advance-reader outreach, category-focused launch planning, review requests, opt-in resources, and launch graphics.
Weeks 19–24 · Authority & opportunity
Positioning, premium offer architecture, keynote development, speaker page, podcast sheets, sales process, and private coaching.
What’s Included
- Manuscript development and publishing preparation
- Print, ebook, flipbook, and audiobook-ready manuscript
- One to four book bonus opt-in resources and a lead magnet
- Five-step funnel with bump and one-time offer planning
- Course framework, community, book knowledge base, and AI chatbot scope
- GoHighLevel CRM setup. 12 months included, then $97/month
- Advance-reader, launch, review-request, and creative assets
- Private coaching, keynote, speaker page, and sales infrastructure
Build the reader experience before expanding the campaign.
A book release creates activity. Without a clear next step, a reader who wants more help still has to work out how to reach you.
Start with the book promise and a useful continuation. An opt-in resource should help the reader apply the material. An educational offer should address a defined need. The funnel should explain each choice without making the book purchase feel incomplete.
The program’s production and launch stages require your participation. Manuscript feedback, asset approvals, offer decisions, teaching material, and delivery capacity affect progress. Review the listed scope against your starting point and establish what must be supplied before each phase begins.
Optional six-month social media management is scoped separately. Advertising spend, third-party fees, and any mentorship extension terms belong in the written proposal. Ranking and revenue depend on demand, execution, and market conditions.
A plan with visible decisions.
Use this sequence to understand the work. The scope and approval points belong in your written proposal.
- 1
Weeks 1–6
Resolve message, manuscript direction, and publishing preparation.
- 2
Weeks 7–12
Connect the reader funnel, course framework, community, and CRM scope.
- 3
Weeks 13–18
Prepare launch, reader outreach, requests, and approved creative assets.
- 4
Weeks 19–24
Develop the agreed authority, speaking, offer, and sales infrastructure.
Service workflow illustration. Stages describe work, not promised sales or performance.
Decisions worth making early.
| Decision | Why the decision matters |
|---|---|
| Manuscript readiness | A changing premise affects the rest of the reader experience. |
| Offer delivery | A course framework and a fully produced course are different deliverables. |
| Handoff and continuity | Confirm access, training, ongoing platform charges, and maintenance responsibilities. |
Which starting point sounds like yours?
Open the closest match to review the decisions worth discussing.
01I am building from the beginning
Bring the manuscript stage, core expertise, intended reader, and any source material. Identify development and publishing dependencies first.
02I have a book and some assets
Review which files, pages, offers, and accounts are usable. Scope the required work explicitly instead of assuming every asset needs replacement.
03I need clarity on investment
Compare the listed paid-in-full amount with the full installment total. Separate included services from advertising, external fees, and optional management.
Bring the material. Clarify the plan.
Use this optional checklist to prepare. Unfinished items are discussion points, not barriers to applying.
Start with your project.
Share your stage, goals, audience, budget range, and release window through the saved application. Continue to the scheduling link after submission.
Discuss Your Project ↗Try Book Profit Planner ↗References behind the practical guidance
FTC endorsements and reviews guidance ↗Material connections between brands and endorsers need clear disclosure. Reviews must reflect genuine experiences. Platform rules also apply.
Platform requirements and eligibility change. Confirm the current rules for your selected edition and channel.Frequently Asked Questions
What happens on the strategy call?
We review your idea or manuscript, publishing goals, and starting point. You leave with a clearer view of relevant services and next steps.
How do I choose the right level of support?
Tell us what you have completed and where you need help. We assess the manuscript or existing assets and outline a suitable scope.
What happens before work begins?
Your written proposal identifies deliverables, fees, responsibilities, approvals, and schedule. Review the agreement before authorizing the project.
Is the payment-plan total the same as the paid-in-full price?
No. The page lists $30,000 paid in full and a $35,000 installment total. Review the current written proposal, payment schedule, and terms before choosing a payment option.
Does audiobook-ready mean a finished audiobook?
No. Audiobook-ready manuscript preparation is different from narration, recording, editing, mastering, and audio release. A finished audiobook requires its own defined production scope.
What does the course framework include?
The agreement should identify the curriculum outline, lessons, assets, platform setup, and production work included. Confirm who records content, builds lessons, and supports participants rather than assuming all course production is included.
You have the idea. Let’s put a plan behind your book.
Start with a conversation about your goals, your manuscript, and the publishing path suited to you.
Book a No-Cost Strategy Call ➜