Was there ever a topic you had a lot of questions about but didn’t know where to find the answers? Sure, you could search online for what you want to learn, but what if there was a book dedicated to answering the top 20-100 questions of whatever it was you wanted to learn? You might buy that book/eBook, right? Besides, what are books for, but written pieces of work to help fulfill (answer) our curiosities about a given subject!

Well, allow me to introduce to you the F.A.Q. (Frequently Asked Questions) book. Not long ago, I was thinking about writing my next book, How To Prepare, Pitch & Become A TV Guest. What was funny about it was I struggled with how I was going to write it. The content I had in mind to write just didn’t fit well into your typical chapter/part/section laid out book. Having previously written 15 books, you’d think how to write my next one would come easy. Not so.

So, I thought about it for a few days, and then it HIT ME! I’ll just come up with 25+ questions people have about getting on TV and answer them in book format. I’ll toss in a bonus report on how to improve your interviewing skills and BAM … I’ve got a hot new book to promote and sell for extra income!

So, I did just that … I sat down and listed 25 of the most pressing questions someone might have and I answered them with plenty of detail. I actually wrote the book in one week. I then passed it around to some friends of mine in the TV/media business. They were floored (1) that I wrote it that fast, (2) the topics I covered were relevant. They never would have thought to cover them and I seemed to cover them all and with more content than they thought of, and (3) it opened up my eyes to a brand new way to write books. Everyone appreciates a F.A.Q. book and mine was a hit!

So, what do you know that you have people asking you about all the time; how do XYZ or 123? Make a list of those questions, answer them all with solid detail, add a front/back cover on it and you’ve got your first/next book. Yes, it’s just that easy.