
The Business of Being an Author is a practical, straight-talking podcast for authors who want their book to do more than just sit on a shelf. Hosted by Andrew Griffiths, Australia’s number one small business author, the podcast explores how to turn a book into a serious commercial asset that builds credibility, creates opportunities, attracts clients and generates real income. Across the series, A... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

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A book should not just explain what you know, it should elevate what you are worth. When used strategically, it becomes more than a credibility tool, it becomes a platform for bigger fees, stronger positioning and deeper authority in the market.
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This show is a practical guide for authors who want their books to drive real business outcomes. Across episodes, the host outlines a repeatable framework for turning a book into a credible, revenue-generating asset—from mindset and branding to product architecture, leverage, marketing, and long-term planning. Guests range from authors who built multi-faceted author businesses to speakers and coaches who use books as credibility boosters, client magnets, and scalable service offerings. Notable throughlines include deliberate planning (12-month and 10-year roadmaps), strategic publishing choices, bulk and corporate sales, and ongoing leverage of a book to create speaking opportunities, media presence, and sustained revenue. The format tends ... more
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